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Compact switching: exact defect and plateau obstruction

Compact switching: exact defect and plateau obstruction · lines 844–902

VI-B@1#eq:Q, VI-B@1#eq:QL, VI-B@1#eq:Qswitch, VI-B@1#eq:candidate, VI-B@1#eq:free-identification

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Fix a real compact switch

It is not transformed in this section. The compact minimal scalar vertex has classical density

For , its scalar Hessian is

Integration by parts shows formal self-adjointness. Expanding the derivatives gives

Hence, for ,

Define the classical zero-past response

It equals the zero-data solution of , by (eq:QL) and uniqueness. In particular, multiplication by occurs inside the full metric operator, not merely in front of .

Consider the candidate

under the unchanged-free-input identification

This is not the full action on in (eq:gauge-coefficients).

Displayed formulas in this passage

  • VI-B@1#eq:Q · line 858

  • VI-B@1#eq:QL · line 866

  • VI-B@1#eq:Qswitch · line 871

  • VI-B@1#eq:candidate · line 888

  • VI-B@1#eq:free-identification · line 895

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  • unlabeled · line 853

  • unlabeled · line 879

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