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The individual outputs
F3: construction of the three two-edge distributions › The individual outputs · lines 951–995
IX-Free@1#eq:G1223, IX-Free@1#eq:G1213, IX-Free@1#eq:G1323
Let denote projection onto the indicated vertices. The outputs are the actual quadratic functionals
For (eq:G1223), the compact scalar coefficient kernel is
There is no sign change from two scalar integrations by parts.
For (eq:G1213), first form the compact residual kernel
then transpose in its second variable and symmetrize the two metric slots. For (eq:G1323), use
and transpose in its first variable.
These transpositions are defined on compact distributions. Indeed, applying to a smooth joint test function in one variable is continuous in the joint smooth topology. Its transpose therefore acts on compact distributions. Finite propagation supplies a common compact field support. This construction does not complete any presentation space or invoke a quotient topology.
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