The quantitative counting step for the constructed projection. The height and finite-fiber losses remain polynomial in the original degree.
The exponent 18 + 3 * m + N + 2 * N * (m + 1), with N = m + k + 2, of the degree in the
point-count bound obtained by projecting an (m + 1)-dimensional variety in ℙ^(m + k + 1) to a
hypersurface in ℙ^(m + 2).
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There is a constant C depending only on m and k with the following property. Let integer
forms b, with coefficients bounded by the birational projection height, satisfy an irreducible
homogeneous relation f of degree d ≥ 5 modulo I, and let every affine fiber of the projection
of the zero locus of I have at most d ^ (m + k + 2) points. Then the zero locus of I in
ℙ^(m + k + 1) has at most C * d ^ projectionDegreeExponent m k * B ^ (m + 1) rational points of
height at most B.