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Scaling degree and unique minimal extension

The external-metric first retarded product › Scaling degree and unique minimal extension · lines 2179–2191

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The uniqueness is coefficientwise and normalization-specific. A weaker total engineering-dimension condition may admit additional terms. A change of the Wick stress, such as an improvement term, changes the named vertex rather than this extension problem. The contact appears after applying a field equation; it is fixed by (eq:Widentities), not an independent coefficient.

Figure fig:subcritical-extension illustrates the coefficientwise subcritical extension argument of BF.

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