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Contact radical K-th power divides delta
Shows divides
large lower bound on delta from contact radicals
Statement (paper)
For every slope , the th power of the radical product satisfies , where is the fixed integer, independent of and of the chosen representation at precision . This follows because for every prime counted in .
In plain English
For each slope , the th power of the contact radical product, , divides the fixed integer . Here does not depend on or on the chosen representation at precision .
Why it's here
Index congruence says that at every prime counted in , the values agree with modulo . That gives at each such prime, and so . When this divisibility forces to be large, which is the lower half of the height contradiction against the polynomial upper bound on from the previous claim. The later height bound for ring elements also builds on it.
Classified routine:
Direct consequence of the index congruence proposition: agreement modulo at each contact prime gives , and multiplying over the primes counted in gives the divisibility. This is simple valuation bookkeeping.
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Figures
Figure 1diagramp. 16
The use of one nonzero for every . All slopes shown come from the representation chosen at the fixed ordinary precision , and uses the fixed exceptional set for . The comparison holds for every , so it applies to the fixed root tuple. The implied constant in the final bound is ordinary and independent of and .
What it shows
A proof-flow diagram of six boxes connected by arrows. The left column starts with varying and choosing a representation at precision with slopes , then passes to local analysis at each prime (pole parity and coarsening), then to the paired elliptic tests giving . The right column keeps the root tuple fixed with nonzero bounded by ; an arrow labeled 'polynomial evaluation' and an arrow from the tests feed a box concluding . A final wide box applies the five-point height estimate to get uniformly for .
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SupportspropFinite test success gives integer zeroclaimPolynomial error delta is zero or boundedclaimContact radical K-th power divides deltaclaimUniform height bound for ring elementspropIndex congruence at every contact primelemLocal comparison of elliptic index with integerlemOdd valuation selects a tested branchthmHeight bounded by radical of contact primes
Sources
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- §2.7 The height contradiction
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