Projective hypersurface determinants in all positive dimensions. Unit normalization modulo prime powers transfers the local affine bound to homogeneous evaluation matrices of a common degree.
Singular local determinant bounds at a residue point in arbitrary dimension. Multiplicity is obtained from the first nonzero translated homogeneous component.
Translation carries the finite-precision determinant theorem to any residue class. Its divisor and its precision use the same explicit exponent.
Unit normalization in the first homogeneous coordinate preserves the evaluation of a degree-M form, up to the corresponding unit row factor.
Projective local determinant estimate in a chart whose first coordinate is a p-adic unit. The affine multiplicity belongs to the chart equation.
Move coordinate k to the first position before taking the affine chart.
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The local projective divisor is available in every coordinate chart.
Assemble local projective residue classes in their own coordinate charts. Every maximal minor acquires the sum of their local multiplicity exponents.