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Lemma: Nonzero comparable endpoint covectors
Canonical two-edge distributions and full admission · lines 1580–1603 · proof included or linked
IX-C-ST@1#lem:endpoints
Every wavefront covector of , or has nonzero covectors in both endpoint slots. Their coordinate Euclidean norms are equal.
Proof. Split each Fourier integral into bounded and unbounded momenta. The bounded-momentum part is smooth, since every coordinate derivative remains integrable there.
The two high-frequency mixed phases have endpoint covectors
The massive scalar phase has conic limiting directions given by opposite nonzero null covectors. Oscillatory integration by parts excludes directions outside these phase-generated cones. Multiplication by smooth amplitudes, differentiation, and conjugation preserve the asserted endpoint property.
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