Projective point counts obtained from integral homogeneous auxiliary polynomials and projective Bézout.
Small-height count of projective points on a plane curve: if f is a primitive integral
ternary form of degree d ≥ 2 whose affine chart is a bounded plane curve of height H, and
the leading coefficient of f has logarithm at most 4 d log B, then a family of primitive
integral zeros of f in the box of radius B, pairwise distinct as projective points, has at
most d times the small-height auxiliary degree bound members.
Large-height count of projective points on a plane curve: if f is a primitive integral
ternary form of degree d ≥ 2 whose affine chart is a bounded plane curve of height H, with
4 d log B ≤ log H and H at most the leading coefficient of f times exp (T d²), then a
family of primitive integral zeros of f in the box of radius B, pairwise distinct as
projective points, has at most
(34 + 8 exp (heightDeterminantError projectivePlaneDeterminantConstant + 6 + T)) d⁴ members.