The Euclidean norm of the coefficient vector of an integer polynomial.
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Coefficients of the complex cast of an integer polynomial are the complex casts of its integer coefficients.
Casting an integer polynomial into ℂ[X] preserves its natural degree.
Casting an integer polynomial into ℂ[X] preserves its support.
The complex norm of a cast coefficient is the absolute value of the integer coefficient.
The squared complex norm of a cast coefficient is the squared integer
coefficient, the term appearing under the l2norm square root.
Landau's inequality specialized to Polynomial ℤ via the complex cast.
The transported Mathlib coefficient-vector norm squared is bounded by the executable squared coefficient norm.
The transported Mathlib coefficient-vector norm squared is exactly the executable squared coefficient norm; the executable range only pads Mathlib's finite support with zero coefficients.
The executable Mignotte-bound binomial coefficient agrees with Mathlib's
Nat.choose.
Mignotte's coefficient bound for integer polynomial factors, obtained by combining Mathlib's Mahler-measure coefficient estimate with Landau's inequality.
Mignotte's bound in the proportional coordinate used by direct Berlekamp--Zassenhaus recovery.
If f = g * h, the coefficients reconstructed from the monic local factors
are those of leadingCoeff h • g, not necessarily those of g itself. The
same Mignotte window bounds them: ‖leadingCoeff h‖ ≤ M(h), the ordinary
coefficient estimate bounds g by choose · M(g), and multiplicativity of
Mahler measure gives M(g) M(h) = M(f).