Manuscript I-B-VP@3 · I-B-VP-v3.tex · remark · 93c04eb4
Remark: What ``no subtraction needed'' can mean
Renormalization, complex first jets, and Ward identities · lines 1074–1086
For the azimuthal current computed by time splitting at , the direct parametrix has zero azimuthal derivative difference. No extra subtraction appears in that particular calculation.
It is false that the derivative difference of vanishes along every splitting. For example a spatial derivative of that singular function is generally nonzero and divergent. Equation (eq:current-prescription), using the regular kernel, is the splitting-independent definition.