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Positive-scale vertex, local equations, and cutoffs

Positive-scale vertex, local equations, and cutoffs · lines 2404–2472

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The relative map is

For smooth , define

On ,

so the crossed array is . Also

The trace-kinetic terms cancel. The two factors multiply to ; transposition of the output derivative yields

At positive scale the convolution is smooth, so all products with the internal distributions are defined. If two relative cutoffs equal one near the required compact image, their difference vanishes on a fixed neighborhood. For small , every translated smoothing test and every differentiated-profile test centered near that image stays in the neighborhood. The crossed jets and complete family therefore agree exactly at small scales.

The same support argument applies to local differential identities. For instance,

has support away from the required relative neighborhood. Its convolution is zero there at sufficiently small scales, proving the local Klein–Gordon identity used in Lemma lem:positive-reduction.

All operations act on reconstructed kernels; the identity is therefore preserved. No profile factorization or unrestricted-component positivity is used.

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