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Coefficient hierarchy and dependency ledger
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IX-A@1#eq:four
Let a proposed relational functional have bare coefficients
If the relevant retarded products exist, its first interacting coefficient is
and its second is
This is coefficient bookkeeping, not a construction of the maps.
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| Coefficient or output | Field degree | Boundary obligation | Status in IX-A |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | None | Bulk element | |
| 2 | and its scalar-direction descendants | Admitted | |
| 1 | Advanced Cauchy trace of | Admitted | |
| 1 | Admitted | ||
| 0 | None | Admitted | |
| Finite pointwise words | Unbounded | Leibniz combinations of admitted traces | Admitted; separately continuous multiplication |
| Selected old two-factor Wick coefficients | 0–4 | Propositions prop:knownoutputs and prop:quadratic | Located in the carrier |
| Reflected mixed triple | 0 after full contraction | Joint graph extension and two associations | Not constructed |
| Typically 3 | Nested Cauchy kernels and their descendants | Not automatically admitted | |
| Depends on contraction | Time-ordered extensions and contacts | Not constructed | |
| Depends on vertex | Second-order vertex and retarded map | Not constructed | |
| Depends on contractions | Two-vertex and three-insertion products | Not constructed |
The order ledger is
A truncation in does not bound the number of pointwise factors or the field degree.
The membership of gives no theorem admitting . Likewise, the selected old Wick coefficients do not imply that a retarded product with exists.
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