Coefficient control on the integer grid in every finite dimension. Iterating the sharp univariate bound gives the factor 3^(nd) over ℂ (CCDN Lemma 3.4.2); the real and integer statements, with the weaker factor (d+1)^(n(d+1)), are corollaries obtained by embedding the coefficients in ℂ.
A complex polynomial of total degree at most d has a grid point a ∈ [0, d]ⁿ at which
its value bounds every coefficient: ‖coeff m‖ ≤ 3^(n d) ‖f(a)‖.
Iterated one-variable interpolation controls every coefficient from the values on the full grid, with a constant depending only on degree and dimension.
If an integer polynomial of total degree at most d has values of absolute value at most
H on the grid {0, …, d}ⁿ, then every coefficient has absolute value at most
(d + 1) ^ (n * (d + 1)) * H.
A nonzero integer polynomial of total degree at most d has a point a of the grid
{0, …, d}ⁿ with f(a) ≠ 0 such that every coefficient has absolute value at most
(d + 1) ^ (n * (d + 1)) * |f(a)|.