Preserve the bad-prime factor through the normalized no-auxiliary comparison, as required by the coefficient-sensitive CCDN Theorem 3.1.1.
AuxiliaryRankComparison order f d z bad is the conclusion of the comparison for a
finite prime set bad. It follows from a determinant lower bound with the charge of
bad for every subfamily of the points (auxiliaryRankComparison_of_determinant_lower);
the hypersurface instance uses the exact geometric bad-prime set.
The dimension-dependent error term in the normalized no-auxiliary comparison that retains
the bad-prime charge, for forms in n + 3 variables: the determinant error plus the
archimedean error normalized by $(n + 2) / ((n + 1)!)^{1/(n + 1)}$.
Equations
- CCDN.hypersurfaceBadPrimeNormalizedError n = CCDN.hypersurfaceDeterminantError n + (↑n + 2) * CCDN.hypersurfaceArchimedeanError (n + 1) / ↑(n + 1).factorial ^ (1 / (↑n + 1))
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The normalized no-auxiliary comparison with the charge of a finite prime set bad:
for every radius B ≥ 1 bounding the points z and every degree M ≥ d in which each
form vanishing on z is a multiple of f, the rank s of the evaluation matrix
satisfies the normalized comparison retaining log b = ∑ p ∈ bad, log p / p.
Equations
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Instances For
The comparison follows from the rank-form determinant lower bound with the charge of
bad, for every subfamily of the points and every family of common-degree forms.
The comparison retaining log b(f) for the exact geometric bad-prime set, rather
than replacing it by the coefficient-height upper bound.