The decoded executable norm agrees with the dense resultant over a validated lower field. The quadratic branch uses algebraic equivalence, followed by the same exact coordinate round trip as the general fallback.
One executable Trager elimination step is the corresponding polynomial resultant after semantic interpretation of the lower tower.
Shifting a current-level polynomial first and then eliminating with zero shift gives the same lower-field norm as eliminating with that shift.
The shifted current-level polynomial divides the lifted one-level norm. This is the Bézout divisibility direction behind Trager recovery.
A one-level Trager norm of a nonzero current-level polynomial is nonzero.
Eliminating every validated tower level preserves nonzeroness.
The one-level Trager norm is multiplicative on canonically encoded current-level polynomials.
The norm of a coefficientwise lower-field lift is the expected power by the relative degree.
The finite characteristic-zero collision bound finds a squarefree norm for a squarefree positive-degree component whenever the current canonical coefficient interpretation is injective. This parameterized form is the one used by the level-by-level Trager induction.