Restricted Goldbach Sums in Arithmetic Progressions: Analytic Hierarchy, Sub-Exponential Bounds, and Riemann Zero Detection
Ibar Federico Anderson
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Published: Jun 30, 2026
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202604.0599.v5
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We develop a unified and fully audited analytic hierarchy for the restricted weighted Goldbach sumwith expected main term , and exceptional set . The paper consolidates and supersedes preprint version 3, integrating results from Papers 1, 9 and 14 of the Anderson Series, with all documented corrections applied.The unconditional core establishes three nested levels. Level 1 is an effective almost-all theorem via the standard minor-arc route, with explicit constant . Level 1.5 is a sub-exponential exceptional-set bound with Stechkin's constant , proved unconditionally by absorbing any potential Siegel zero into a modified main term. Level 1.5+ is a Hölder minor-arc refinement giving the improved constant and, for moduli certified free of Siegel zeros, an unconditional pointwise sub-exponential bound with and .Three structural obstructions (Double-Pole, Borel–Cantelli, ETK Dimensional Explosion) formally retract three classical routes to unconditional finiteness. Under DH and GRH, conditional hierarchies (with and ) are recorded. The Gowers–Spectral Bridge gives conditional finiteness under the Uniform Spectral Gap (USG) hypothesis with effective threshold .The open sub-lemma (Proposition 13.5) connecting USG to the Montgomery Pair Correlation Conjecture has been resolved conditionally. The complete logical chain for all is now fully established (conditional on Strong Montgomery-GUE, which is strictly stronger than the standard weak form of Conjecture 13.10). See Sections 13.5–13.6.[HONEST CAVEAT] The proof of Theorem 13.15 invokes EAC (Controlled Additive Energy) as an intermediate step. By Theorem 13.16, EAC is equivalent to Strong Montgomery-GUE, which is strictly stronger than the standard Montgomery Pair Correlation Conjecture (Conjecture 13.10). The logical chain should therefore be read as: Strong Montgomery-GUE USG finiteness of . The standard weak Montgomery conjecture alone does not suffice; see Section 13.6, Obstacle 1.
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