Smooth affine residue classes and their simultaneous cardinality bound. The elementary d*p^(ambient-1) bound suffices when the number of chosen primes is absorbed by a small power of the box size.
The nonsingular π½_p-points of the reduction modulo p of the affine hypersurface f = 0.
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A choice, for each prime p in P, of a nonsingular π½_p-point of f mod p.
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- CCDN.SmoothAffineResidueFamily f P = ((p : β₯P) β CCDN.SmoothAffineResidue f βp)
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The number of families of nonsingular residue points of f modulo the primes in P is at most
deg(f) ^ #P Β· (β_{p β P} p) ^ n.
The integer lift, with coordinates in [0, p), of the residue point modulo p chosen by the
family r (and 0 for p β P).
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The reduction of f modulo p β P vanishes at the lift of the residue point chosen by r.
The lift of the residue point chosen by r modulo p β P is a nonsingular point of f mod p.
The family of residue points obtained by reducing an integer zero x of f modulo each prime
in P at which it is nonsingular.
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- CCDN.smoothResidueFamilyOfPoint x hxf P hs p = β¨fun (j : Fin n) => β(x j), β―β©
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An integer zero x of f is congruent modulo each p β P to the integer lift of its own
residue family.