Hasse bounds from even exact constant-extension estimates #
This file connects the exact constant-extension closed-place identity to the
completed zeta-function and spectral arguments. A uniform two-sided estimate
for degree-one places on the exact degree-2n constant extensions becomes the
even-extension IsBigO premise used by the power-sum argument. Exact
constants then provide the zeta numerator and its degree bound automatically.
The geometric two-sided estimate itself is deliberately left as an explicit hypothesis. Proving it is the remaining Galois-twist boundary; no one-sided Stepanov estimate can replace it.
Pointwise two-sided square-root estimates at every positive even-extension index imply the asymptotic estimate used by the zeta spectral argument.
A pointwise two-sided square-root estimate along one fixed divisible-even subsequence, with a bounded additive error, gives the asymptotic estimate used by the rank-general spectral argument.
The algebra structure from C to N used in the finite extension hasse bound from even
constant extensions construction.
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The exact constant-extension count identity transports a pointwise
two-sided estimate for rational places on every canonical degree-2n
constant extension to the even-extension IsBigO estimate for the original
closed-place count sequence.
Exact constants make the standard zeta numerator automatic. Hence the even-extension error estimate is the only analytic premise left for the closed-place Hasse bound, apart from the stated genus budget.
Exact constants make the zeta package automatic also when the geometric error estimate is available only along one fixed positive divisible-even subsequence.
The selected Lorenzini endpoint at the spectral boundary. A uniform pointwise two-sided estimate along one positive divisible-even subsequence, allowing a fixed additive error, implies the degree-one closed-place Hasse bound. Exact constants supply the zeta numerator, index one, and the trace formula internally.
The fully connected conditional endpoint: a uniform two-sided estimate for rational places on the canonical even exact constant extensions implies the base closed-place Hasse bound. Zeta rationality, the trace formula, and degree index one are all discharged internally.