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Lemma: Local Hadamard form from the closed expression

An exact summed kernel and its boundary values › The local direct term · lines 630–674 · proof included or linked

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On a sufficiently small developing neighbourhood of each regular point, in a local parallel frame,

with smooth; in fact the local regular remainder is real-analytic in the corresponding real variables.

Proof. Take a lift with near zero and near . The quotient in (eq:reducedF) is meromorphic in , because both its numerator divided by and its denominator are even analytic functions of near . Its denominator factors as

For sufficiently small, either term in (eq:Sgeom) computes the pole residue. It gives

analytic across the pole. Analytic division extends the same statement through . Multiplication by the prefactor in (eq:Wclosed) gives the direct kernel in (eq:localHadamard), because

The remaining analytic function has a smooth Lorentzian boundary value. The direct term is the ordinary Minkowski positive-frequency distribution in the developing chart.

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