From a zeta numerator to a rank-bounded spectral formula #
The zeta numerator of a curve need not be presented with an even degree in
the coarse plane-curve estimates used by this project. This file therefore
states the spectral argument for an arbitrary finite rank. Its final bound
is rank * sqrt q.
HasZetaNumeratorPointCountFormula is a transparent property of a concrete
polynomial: its reciprocal-root power sums are the extension point-count
errors. The zeta-function construction must prove that property; it is not
an assumed theorem or a replacement for Hasse--Weil.
The logarithmic-derivative point-count identity for a normalized zeta numerator, written directly as reciprocal-root power sums.
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A zeta-numerator point-count identity gives a spectral formula indexed by the numerator degree.
Extension-count error of order q^n gives the corresponding even
power-sum estimate, for arbitrary spectral rank.
An extension-count error estimate along any fixed positive
2 * δ-divisible subsequence gives the corresponding power-sum estimate,
for arbitrary spectral rank.
The arbitrary-rank analytic Hasse step.
The arbitrary-rank analytic Hasse step from an estimate available only along a fixed positive divisible-even subsequence.
A normalized zeta numerator and the even extension estimate imply the base-field Hasse bound with coefficient equal to the numerator degree.
A normalized zeta numerator and a square-root error estimate along a fixed positive divisible-even subsequence imply the base-field Hasse bound, with coefficient equal to the numerator degree.