Goldbach numbers in intervals of length 4.45 log^2 x under the Riemann Hypothesis
Steve Hubbard
PAPER · v1.1 · 2026-10-26 · human
Formal Sciences Mathematics Number theory
Abstract
Assuming the Riemann Hypothesis, we prove that for every real x >= 3 the interval (x, x + 4.45 log^2 x) contains an even integer that is a sum of two odd primes. The proof combines a weighted mean square bound for the Chebyshev prime counting error in short intervals with a piecewise linear weight in a bilinear identity for short interval prime counts. The deduction from explicit analytic inputs, stated as hypotheses, is checked in Lean 4.
Keywords
Goldbach numbers Riemann Hypothesis short intervals explicit bounds Lean 4