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Lemma: Exact local form at a strictly diffracted front
The diffracted coefficient and its nonvanishing criterion · lines 1018–1074 · proof included or linked
I-B-VP-2@1#lem:diffnormal, I-B-VP-2@1#eq:diffnormal, I-B-VP-2@1#eq:diffcoefficient
Near a point with and , there are smooth functions and , analytic in the local real variables, such that
and
The square root is the principal boundary value.
Proof. Take first . Near , write . Since
one has
The angular denominator in (eq:Sclosed) is nonzero at , and
Expand in its convergent Laurent series in . Its even and odd powers separate into an analytic function of plus times another analytic function. Multiplication by the prefactor in (eq:Wclosed) gives (eq:diffcoefficient).
For , expand at . Oddness of and of gives the same coefficient and the lower boundary value.
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Nearby in this section
- section: The diffracted coefficient and its nonvanishing criterion
- lemma: Lemma: Wavefront of the boundary square root
- definition: Definition: Finite-character quotient parameters
- proposition: Proposition: Exact criterion for absence of a strict diffractive coefficient
- remark: Remark: A zero on an angular slice is not joint smoothness