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Linearized observable quotient

The linearized interface and a sourced nonempty domain › What linearization at the chosen background gives · lines 672–695

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metric / coordinatescalarswitching defectconditional quantumsupport / uncompleted
g\mathfrak g
(a,u)(a,u)
K0\mathcal K_0
(−2G(1)(a),Pu)(-2G^{(1)}(a),Pu)
P0\mathcal P_0

K0ξ=(Kξ,0)\mathcal K_0\xi=(K\xi,0)

K0∗(J,c)=0⟺∂μJμν=0\mathcal K_0^*(J,c)=0\Longleftrightarrow \partial_\mu J^{\mu\nu}=0
quotient by im⁡P0\operatorname{im}\mathcal P_0, and K0∗P0=0\mathcal K_0^*\mathcal P_0=0

Numerator tests annihilate pure gauges. Denominator tests annihilate free solutions.

algebraic gauge-invariant linear functionals only
complete continuous-observable classification
specified radical
nonlinear relational observable

Linearized observable interface at . The scalar entry of the linearized gauge map vanishes for the chosen zero-scalar background. Compact conserved tensor tests annihilate pure gauges, and field-equation tests annihilate free solutions. The quotient supplies linear functionals, not a classification of the nonlinear relational observable or its quantum realization.

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