The full standard-monomial prefix produces a proper integer auxiliary on the entire bounded surface congruence class, with the sharp weighted degree in the sole remaining numerical gap.
The integer zeros of f in the box of radius B that are congruent to a p modulo p,
coordinatewise, for every p ∈ P.
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- CCDN.affineCongruencePoints f B P a = {x ∈ CCDN.integerBox n B | (MvPolynomial.eval x) f = 0 ∧ ∀ p ∈ P, ∀ (j : Fin n), ↑p ∣ x j - a p j}
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A point lies in affineCongruencePoints f B P a exactly when it lies in the box of radius
B, is a zero of f and is congruent to a p modulo every p ∈ P.
The number of standard monomials of degree at most M, for the degree-lexicographic order,
of the principal ideal generated by the surface equation f over ℚ: the dimension of the
space of polynomials of degree at most M modulo f.
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For a nonzero surface equation f of degree d ≤ M, the standard-monomial rank
surfaceCongruenceRank f M lies between d (M - d + 1)² / 2 and d (M + 2)² / 2.
All bounded integer zeros in specified smooth residue classes lie on a proper auxiliary. The degree criterion is entirely numerical.