The transported degree of an executable divisor is bounded by the executable degree of the ambient nonzero polynomial.
The executable natural L2 bound dominates the real coefficient-vector norm used by the Mathlib Mignotte theorem.
The default executable factorization bound is strong enough for every coefficient of every executable divisor of a nonzero input.
The default recovery window also bounds the proportional factor reconstructed by the direct-coordinate Hensel path.
When factor * cofactor = core, direct recombination reconstructs
leadingCoeff cofactor • factor. The sharpened Mignotte inequality bounds
this polynomial by the same executable window as an ordinary divisor; no
leading-coefficient multiplier or squared bound is needed.
The default factor coefficient bound dominates the natural absolute value
of the leading coefficient of any nonzero executable polynomial. Standard
packaging of defaultFactorCoeffBound_valid at
g := f, hgf := f ∣ f, i := f.size - 1 paired with
leadingCoeff_eq_coeff_last.
A polynomial with positive leading coefficient is nonzero.