A degree-dependent logarithmic prime window discharges all height conditions of the surface residue cover. Its complete residual point count is O(B), uniformly in coefficients, auxiliaries and initial curve families.
The logarithmic size surfaceResidueWindowScale d K * (log B + 1) of the prime window of
the residue cover for a surface of degree d in the box of radius B.
Equations
- CCDN.surfaceResidueWindow d K B = CCDN.surfaceResidueWindowScale d K * (Real.log B + 1)
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The constant 1 + (log 4 + 4) c s, with c the constant scalingPrimeRatio and s the
window scale surfaceResidueWindowScale d K, by which the logarithmic budget of the residue
cover is a multiple of log B + 1.
Equations
- CCDN.surfaceResidueLogScale d K = 1 + (Real.log 4 + 4) * CCDN.scalingPrimeRatio * CCDN.surfaceResidueWindowScale d K
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For K ≥ 0, the window scale surfaceResidueWindowScale d K is at least two.
For K ≥ 0 and B ≥ 1, the prime window size surfaceResidueWindow d K B is at
least one.
For K ≥ 0, the budget constant surfaceResidueLogScale d K is at least one.
For the prime window surfaceResidueWindow d K B, the logarithmic budget of the residue
cover equals surfaceResidueLogScale d K * (log B + 1).
For a surface equation of degree d ≥ 1 whose coefficients are bounded by H ≥ 1 with
log H ≤ K (log B + 1), the chosen window surfaceResidueWindow d K B and the cutoff
2 B^(1/√d) are residue-cover parameters.
The residual locus has a uniform linear count. The constant is chosen before the equation, radius, congruence auxiliaries and curve family.