Manuscript Psy02-B@2 · Psy02-B-v2.tex · section · cfd06e2e
Both K 5 placements and the other retained terms
Track B internal kernels, trees, and the grouped target › Both K 5 placements and the other retained terms · lines 1880–1985
Psy02-B@2#eq:K5, Psy02-B@2#eq:K47, Psy02-B@2#eq:K6, Psy02-B@2#eq:K8, Psy02-B@2#eq:K9
Let
with fixed constant fiber maps from the inherited coefficient sheet. The supplied retained kernels are
They are source records with the types now printed.
Both products are internally defined:
The respective coordinate changes to root plus independent differences are diffeomorphisms. Thus they are pullbacks of tensor products, including at . Differentiation and smooth multiplication preserve existence. No quantum cross-line has yet been multiplied.
On the chronological separated patch, the supplied coordinate response term is
Lemma lem:retarded explains its retarded convolution and cone coefficient. Its source-specific finite order still depends on .
A type-complete scalar-leg definition can be given without inventing its absent component expansion:
For fixed coefficients and compact input tests, this is a continuous trilinear functional, by local smooth wave propagation and compact support control. The Schwartz kernel theorem therefore defines a distribution. Equation (eq:K9) matches the scalar-leg structure, but its identity with every inherited component requires the exact and source coefficients. It is not a numerical or microlocal completion of the full target.
Set
The first is the retained six-branch sum, because groups branches and contains both placements.
For an inserted smooth metric , the complete term retained in is represented by
Deleting its second contribution changes the grouped expression.
Displayed formulas in this passage
Psy02-B@2#eq:K5 · line 1891
Psy02-B@2#eq:K47 · line 1906
Psy02-B@2#eq:K6 · line 1906
Psy02-B@2#eq:K8 · line 1935
Psy02-B@2#eq:K9 · line 1949
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