Reduce the integral-point count of an arbitrary prime affine curve to the proved plane count, using the constructed degree-preserving projection.
The inclusion of integer points into rational points is injective.
Suppose the projection of the affine variety of I by the moment coordinates k₀, k₁ has
kernel generated by the plane polynomial f, and that this projection loses at most d * (d - 1)
points on any finite set of rational points of the variety. Then the integral points of height at
most B on the variety number at most those of height projectionBoxFactor n d * B on the plane
curve f = 0, plus d * (d - 1).
An integral affine curve of degree d has an irreducible plane equation f of degree
d such that, for every radius B ≥ 1, its integral points of height at most B number at
most those of f in a box enlarged by projectionBoxFactor n d, plus d(d-1).