Degree and discriminant uniformity of the smooth-tail constants #
There are finitely many possible exponent totals and root bounds at a fixed total degree and restricted discriminant. A finite envelope of the explicit constants removes dependence on the individual factorization data. This does not require monotonicity of the auxiliary cutoff chosen by absorption.
Represent a list of coordinate totals by a one-row exponent matrix.
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- NairTenenbaum.exponentRow η x✝ = η
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A finite envelope depending only on degree and restricted discriminant. The deliberately non-sharp constant simultaneously covers the root vector and the totient-modified root vector with exponent equal to total degree.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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Every allowed tuple of factorization data occurs in the finite envelope.
Root-vector smooth tail with a constant depending only on total degree and restricted discriminant among the polynomial data.
The totient-modified smooth tail with the exact uniformity required in the main theorem. Its right-hand weight is the original root vector.
The totient smooth tail can be used directly with Theorem 1's parameters, without any additional local growth or root-count assumptions.