Manuscript IX-A-ST@1 · IX-A-ST.tex · proposition · 6e99d1b2
Proposition: A well-defined trace modulo bulk linear kernels
The sharp adjoint and its intrinsic boundary trace · lines 635–656 · proof included or linked
IX-A-ST@1#prop:trace, IX-A-ST@1#eq:trace
There is a well-defined linear map
It vanishes on and commutes with conjugation.
Proof. If , then . If its advanced trace were nonzero, Lemma lem:noncancellation would give a timelike conormal wavefront covector, forbidden for . Thus the trace is independent of the decomposition. Compact trace support follows from finite propagation. Reality of the differential and Green operators proves the conjugation statement.
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IX-A-ST@1#eq:trace · line 638
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