Manuscript IV@1 · IV.tex · section · 351cb2d7
Three scalar one-particle vectors
Model 1: the fixed vacuum TT plane › Three scalar one-particle vectors · lines 914–967
IV@1#eq:vf, IV@1#eq:gplane, IV@1#eq:ug
Take real , and define
This sign convention is fixed throughout the paper: , with zero terminal data. It differs by a minus sign from the advanced inverse of .
Exchanging the finite-time integrals gives, for TT ,
Consequently set
Then . The spatial support on the finite slab is compact, all spatial derivatives are bounded, and the only possible spacetime nonsmoothness is the initial-time edge.
For such a real , define
Spatial smoothness and finite propagation imply . If are the scalar data,
Define
Since , these vectors are Schwartz. Write .
Displayed formulas in this passage
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IV@1#eq:ug · line 958
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