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Proposition: Exact local plateau reduction

Component conventions and the retained internal expression › Exact plateau localization · lines 749–803 · proof included or linked

Em01-C@3#prop:plateau, Em01-C@3#eq:plateau-identity

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On the retained patch,

The first equality holds as an equality of internal distributions; it therefore persists in every positive-scale regularized contraction on tests in the patch.

Source-ramp derivative terms are exactly absent from this local expression. No smoothing gain follows merely from their absence.

Proof. The weighted source is

The source incidence enforces . Near its retained support, , so the source and all its coefficient jets agree with the unweighted source there. The finite reduction (eq:response-reduction) consequently gives identical response distributions with and .

The explicit factors are one on open neighborhoods of their retained variables; all their derivatives vanish there. This proves the first equality.

For (eq:K8-unreduced), retarded support enforces

Hence . Replacing by one, including inside the displayed derivative, leaves the distribution unchanged. Differentiation does not enlarge support.

The intermediate integration is support-proper on compact endpoint sets, since lies in compact causal diamonds. Causal convolution then gives

which is exactly the reduced expression (eq:K8).

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