Auxiliary nonmultiples and explicit degree choices for polynomial images of the original integer plane curve. Sharp finite-field counts remain explicit.
Explicit integer degree choices for both coefficient-height ranges.
Small-height auxiliary form for polynomial images of a plane curve: if the points τ (z i) are
images of integral points z i on a bounded plane curve q of degree d and are integral zeros
of the degree-d form f in a box of radius B, the leading coefficient of f has logarithm
at most 4 d log B, and q satisfies the residue count bound with constant C, then there is
an auxiliary form of explicitly bounded degree M through all of them.
Large-height auxiliary form for polynomial images of a plane curve: if the points τ (z i) are
images of integral points z i on a bounded plane curve q of degree d and height H and are
integral zeros of the degree-d form f in a box of radius B, with 4 d log B ≤ log H, H
at most the leading coefficient of f times exp (T d²), and q satisfying the residue count
bound with constant C, then there is an auxiliary form through all of them of degree at most
(34 + 8 exp (heightDeterminantError C + 6 + T)) d³.