A finite family of universal integer Noether forms, with the exact degree and coefficient bound of CCDN Theorem 3.2.2.
Characteristic-zero nonvanishing of the ambient integer coefficient forms, descended from the algebraic closure.
Every absolutely irreducible characteristic-zero hypersurface of degree d at least two gives a nonzero Euler minor of order d²−1 in the universal affine-plane parameter ring.
Some constructed universal form detects every absolutely irreducible homogeneous equation in characteristic zero.
For fixed σ and k, there are only finitely many ambient Noether forms.
The finite collection of universal Noether forms of degree k + 2 in the variables σ: the
extracted plane-parameter coefficients of all Euler minors of the universal plane restriction of
the universal homogeneous form.
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Every universal Noether form is homogeneous of degree (k + 2) ^ 2 - 1.
The printed integer coefficient bound: in n + 1 homogeneous variables, every universal
Noether form has coefficient ℓ¹-norm at most
(k + 2) ^ (3 * (k + 2) ^ 2 - 3) * (choose (n + k + 2) n * 3 ^ (k + 2)) ^ ((k + 2) ^ 2 - 1).
Every universal Noether form vanishes on a geometrically reducible homogeneous equation of
degree k + 2, over an arbitrary field, with no characteristic assumption.
In characteristic zero, an absolutely irreducible homogeneous equation of degree k + 2
makes at least one universal Noether form nonzero.