A bounded integer linear finite birational projection of a homogeneous prime quotient to a hypersurface of exactly the same degree.
The coefficient bound for the birational hypersurface projection in n variables and degree
d: the maximum of the normalization height and (n * d ^ 2 + 1) ^ n, which bounds the moment
row.
Equations
- CCDN.integerBirationalProjectionHeight n d = max (CCDN.integerNormalizationHeight n d) ((n * d ^ 2 + 1) ^ n)
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The birational projection height is at least one.
Prepending the moment row with parameter t ≤ n d² to rows bounded by the normalization
height keeps every entry within the birational projection height.
A homogeneous prime ideal in n ≥ m + 1 variables, of projective dimension m and
degree d, has a bounded integral linear projection to m + 2 coordinates: the integer
coefficients are bounded by integerBirationalProjectionHeight n d, the projection is integral
and birational, and its kernel is generated by an irreducible homogeneous form of degree d.
The number of variables is arbitrary, not written as m + 1 + k.
The constructed projection has a coefficient bound polynomial in the degree, with exponent and constant depending only on ambient dimension.
The birational projection height constant is positive.
For degree d ≥ 1, the birational projection height in n variables is at most
birationalProjectionHeightConstant n * d ^ (2 * n).