Both bounds for the bad-prime factor apply to the same homogeneous auxiliary. Their minimum therefore survives the affine exponent saving.
The affine auxiliary degree bound in which the coefficient-sensitive main term involves the
minimum of log L + d log B + d² and d² b, where L is the height of the leading form and
b a bad-prime factor, with box exponent 1 / d^(1/(n+1)) up to the factor A.
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The scaled auxiliary degree bound for any bad-prime factor c with
c ≤ Real.exp 1 * b and 0 ≤ b.
If the constant coefficient c of a primitive irreducible integer polynomial f is nonzero
and log |c| < B / scalingPrimeRatio, with B ≥ scalingPrimeRatio, then f has a box
auxiliary polynomial of degree at most affineMinimumAuxiliaryBound, with ratio
scalingPrimeRatio and the bad-prime factor of the homogenization of f.