Manuscript Em01-F@3 · Em01-F-v3.tex · section · 225e59af
Residual cones and true smoothing displacements
Tensor conventions and separated characteristic geometry › Residual cones and true smoothing displacements · lines 611–663
Em01-F@3#eq:residualcones, Em01-F@3#eq:residualconstraint, Em01-F@3#eq:shift1, Em01-F@3#eq:shift2
Write
Then the additional internal cone equations are exactly
The tip line has argument , and the tip line has argument ; their retarded time orientations must not be interchanged.
If , the equation gives
This is a geometric constraint, not a scaling rule for .
For actual smoothing displacements
one has
Thus
These equations retain the residual variable and its cone-tip transitions. The geometry does not assign a common rescaling weight to .
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