An absolute d^4 B^(2/d) bound for primitive absolutely irreducible homogeneous plane equations of degree at least two.
The absolute constant of projective_plane_primitive_absolute_count. Write
E = heightDeterminantError projectivePlaneDeterminantConstant.
- Small coefficient height: the auxiliary degree is at most
d + log R + 2 exp (E + 23) d³ (1 + log H / d²) R^(2/d) / |lc|^(1/d²) + 2(projective_auxiliary_small_height_degree), where23 = 5 + 2 + 16collects the archimedean error ofplane_rank_archimedean_errorand the remainders of the box and coefficient terms inplane_auxiliary_log_degree_bound. Positioning the leading coefficient costslog H ≤ log |lc| + 14 d²(exists_translated_coefficient_position), hence the factorexp 14(scaled_positioned_height_ratio_le). The translated radiusR = (d + 1) BsatisfiesR^(2/d) ≤ e² B^(2/d), andd + log R + 2 ≤ 5 d³ B^(2/d); this givesexp 2and the leading5(projective_positioned_bound_le). - Large coefficient height: the auxiliary degree is at least
32 dand at most32 d + 8 exp (E + 6 + T) d³ + 2 ≤ (34 + 8 exp (E + 6 + T)) d³(projective_auxiliary_large_height_degree), where6 = 5 + 1and the8 = 2 · 4come fromplane_auxiliary_large_height_log_bound, andT = 14is the positioning loss; henceE + 20.
Bézout multiplies either degree bound by d.
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The constant projectivePlaneAbsoluteConstant is positive.
For d ≥ 1 and B ≥ 1, the bound of projective_plane_finite_count_positioned is at most
projectivePlaneAbsoluteConstant * d ^ 4 * B ^ (2 / d).
The full real-radius bound for primitive absolutely irreducible plane equations of degree >= 2, including their points at infinity.
The bound for an arbitrary rational absolutely irreducible plane equation, which need not be primitive or integral. The constant is independent of its coefficients, degree, and real height radius.