I have messed up.
I am changing the way compression of a spell works.
Given how it is used to place more mana into a spell in a short span than naturally possible I have failed to check the math directly, allowing an AI agent to check it for me.
Only now I have found that compression spells actually decrease in total amount beyond two times compression.
So I have decided to change the spell result from the vertex being plugged back in, to the roots being used directly.
Since I used this spell as a base to expand the rest I may have to redefine the entire system or rewrite it entirely.
So far I have defined the roots as the defined constraints where mana can be inside, the higher the compression(The 'a') Both are used.
'b' is still undefined, maybe the specific type of mana that works for the compression, still have no idea.
'c' is still mana, since more of it increases the wideness of where the mana can be.
So far this is the base I'm working on, and it might change in the future, along with the entire system that the story uses.
Luckily for me this is a first draft of the story, and i am going to allow myself the freedom of being inconsistent.