Contribution estimates from an explicit polynomial-value bound #
The scale x need not be the location of the integer interval. This allows an
affine substitution to retain the original scale and avoid a new height
hypothesis for the substituted coefficients.
A bound for the total value supplies the pointwise arithmetic growth bound, including the zero-extension cases.
The small-prime exceptional contribution under a value bound.
The fixed-smoothness exceptional contribution under a value bound.
Uniform rough-prefix estimate with the value-growth exponent as an input.
Uniform intermediate-band estimate under the same value-bound hypothesis.
A single growth margin gives a uniform power saving for the prime-power exceptional set, independently of the interval's location.
The same growth margin pays the smooth-divisor saving.