The concrete cyclotomic opening bound #
This file evaluates the integral cyclotomic defect at the compatible residue prime and connects that vanishing to the archimedean norm estimate.
An integral reciprocal trace, written polynomially using ζⁿ = 1.
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The integral defect formed from three polynomial reciprocal traces.
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Coercing the integral polynomial trace to the cyclotomic field gives the reciprocal trace.
Coercing the integral polynomial defect gives the characteristic-zero cyclotomic defect.
Compatible reduction sends the polynomial integral trace to the prescribed residue trace.
Compatible reduction sends the integral defect to the residue-field cyclotomic defect.
A normalized residue Markoff point makes the corresponding residue cyclotomic defect vanish.
The integral defect therefore belongs to the compatible prime selected by the residue root.
If the residue traces form a nonorigin point, the characteristic-zero cyclotomic defect of the compatible powers is nonzero.
The concrete cyclotomic opening inequality. A nonorigin normalized Markoff point whose three
coordinates are reciprocal traces of powers of one primitive residue root forces
p ≤ 20 ^ φ(n).