Spherical truncation incidence-growth conjecture

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Let ΛNsph\Lambda_N^{\mathrm{sph}} denote the spherical truncation and let Ssph(N)S^{\mathrm{sph}}(N) be its associated incidence quantity. Spherical truncation incidence-growth conjecture. There is a constant c0c\ge 0 such that

Ssph(N)=Θ ⁣(N3(logN)c).S^{\mathrm{sph}}(N)=\Theta\!\bigl(N^3(\log N)^c\bigr).

The numerical comparison suggests that spherical truncation has different incidence growth from cubic truncation; establishing the asserted asymptotic would require sharp lattice-point estimates in thin spherical shells.

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Oleg Kiriukhin, “Orbit-Level Stretching in Cubic Fourier-Galerkin Navier-Stokes: Sharp Incidence, Spectral Decay, and a Continuation Criterion”, arXiv:2603.23293 (2026).

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