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Wavefront, contacts, and admission
Localization, agreement, and the remaining physical calculation › Wavefront, contacts, and admission · lines 1852–1868
A wavefront theorem for a physical limit requires a stated closed cone and uniform localized Fourier bounds outside it. Finite-scale smoothness of does not provide those bounds.
Properness controls pushforward after a distribution exists. Extension results require their own growth and microlocal conditions Dang,BF; they do not by themselves identify a raw smoothing limit or its physical normalization.
Under the inherited contact hypothesis, collision-supported contacts vanish on the retained separated patch. An eventual nonzero physical fixed-test defect there could not be removed by those contacts. No such physical defect is proved by the scalar family.