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For a set of points, put
The source states Halász's bound
with an absolute . It uses counting discrepancy, without division by . The definition is (1.4), p. 145; the bound is (1.14), p. 148; the complex Riesz product proof outline is (4.15)--(4.17), p. 169. Definitions and statement are claims checked; the full argument has not been reverified.
Bears on. Problem 1221: the localized planar sets in Lemma 7.2 have distinct time coordinates. Changing strict to non-strict rectangle boundaries changes the integrand only on finitely many lines, preserving the integral. The source interface therefore matches this imported inequality; the remaining consecutive-gap argument retains its own standing.