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The patch, source incidence, and retarded kernels

Component conventions and the retained internal expression › The patch, source incidence, and retarded kernels · lines 512–586

Em01-C@3#eq:source-polynomial, Em01-C@3#eq:Q, Em01-C@3#eq:retarded-kernels, Em01-C@3#eq:T

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where have separated closures, , and

These inequalities hold throughout the patch. The smooth ramp equals one on . The observation functions are fixed and smooth.

Let , with the finite specification in Appendix app:source. Under (eq:source-conversion), its derivative has the local form

Here and below Greek multiindices in are distinct from Greek spacetime indices in indexed tensor contractions.

Define the source incidence

The superscript here denotes the dimension of the Dirac mass. Primes, such as , denote one-dimensional derivatives.

The kernels are

They satisfy . Indeed, the spatial transform of is . Its causal time convolution is

with value at . Radial integration gives the same transform for the displayed .

Put

Fix also a smooth advanced observation root , with . The analysis below only uses its smoothness and its fixed value.

Displayed formulas in this passage

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