The common source-to-powered-image index #
The powered image field is presented twice, once over each powered coordinate.
Although these presentations have different base fields, their underlying
intermediate field in the source function field is the same. This file
transports finrank across IntermediateField.restrictScalars, identifies the
two source-to-image indices, and records the elementary projection bounds.
These statements do not identify image-curve degrees with source heights. The missing exponent-independent bound on the common index is a genuinely additional logarithmic-geometric input.
The first-coordinate presentation has the same source degree as the
common powered image field K(x^m,y^n).
The second-coordinate presentation has the same source degree as the
common powered image field K(x^m,y^n).
Both relative presentations compute one and the same geometric degree of the source-to-powered-image map.
The common powered-image index is at most the source degree over the
powered first coordinate, hence at most m * degreeOf 1 f.
The common powered-image index is at most the source degree over the
powered second coordinate, hence at most n * degreeOf 0 f.