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Lemma: A sufficient speed in the slicing parameter
Computational support and independent causal containment · lines 2135–2158 · proof included or linked
VIII-ST@1#lem:speed
An actual regular spatial path with speed at most
lifts by to a future-causal curve. The bound holds across .
Proof. The lower temporal-order estimate and spatial Lipschitz bound give, almost everywhere,
when the full spatial speed is at most . The lift is Lipschitz and has future-causal tangent almost everywhere. The estimate does not require differentiability of the cellulation at zero.
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