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The Binary Totient Series
Summary. The dyadic totient sections through level
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Changing the coefficients after a finite prefix
Proposed argument. The quantified residue condition
requires certificates beyond every starting index. A finite computation
can check many instances, but one fixed inspection bound cannot
establish these quantifiers. The following comparison explains this
limitation without making any claim about all possible irrationality
arguments. Erdos249257.TotientTailPeriodKiller.irrational_totient_series_iff_certificate_supply
Counterexample. Theorem 2.4 gives an explicit splice
construction; its series value, exact reduced denominator and failure of
the separation condition are checked in Lean. Choose an integer
Scope. For each fixed bound
Consequence. The finite-prefix example and the
parity example below are distinct constructions. The former preserves a
prescribed finite prefix; the latter preserves parity and has separated
nonperiodic blocks. Each shows why its own list of assumptions is
insufficient. The recorded finite diagonal examples remain useful
individual certificates, but their number alone gives no assertion at
arbitrarily large scales. Erdos249257.TotientTailPeriodKiller.certifiedKill_diagonal_all_imported_through_t64
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