Manuscript IX-D-ST@1 · IX-D-ST.tex · definition · b1dc631a
Definition: Functional support and ordering
Functional support and separate causal interfaces · lines 612–629
IX-D-ST@1#def:fsupp, IX-D-ST@1#eq:ordering
A point belongs to if every neighbourhood admits a compactly supported smooth perturbation that changes at some smooth configuration. For formal polynomials, support means the union of the supports of their finitely many coefficients. Species supports use only the corresponding variations.
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- lemma: Lemma: Derivative characterization
- lemma: Lemma: A comparison domain for both free orderings
- requirement: Requirement: Time-ordered interface I TO
- section: Functional support and separate causal interfaces
- requirement: Requirement: Retarded interface I ret
- theorem: Theorem: The free release does not supply either causal interface