Manuscript X-B-ST@1 · X-B-ST.tex · section · d03c150c
Density and coordinate coefficients
The frozen classical handoff › Density and coordinate coefficients · lines 390–482
X-B-ST@1#eq:densities, X-B-ST@1#eq:coordinates, X-B-ST@1#eq:coordinatelaw, X-B-ST@1#eq:preflight, X-B-ST@1#eq:Lambda
Indices are raised with . Set and
Thus
where
The supplied coordinate coefficients are
The retarded massless inverse on these smooth past-compact sources is understood by finite propagation, equivalently by the zero-data prescription at . No spatial decay is assumed on .
These are the coefficients of the divergence-form density prescription
They are not coefficients of a convolution regulator or of a wave equation obtained by multiplying a different source equation by .
The handoff includes smoothness, fixed-width continuity, retained-past dependence, and the laws
In particular,
These are supplied classical chart data XA,XAST, not a quantum multiplication theorem.
For later kernel arguments the linear coefficient has the explicit distributional representation
The unsmeared kernel is distributional. Smoothness of its observation-smeared first derivatives does not mean that is a smooth two-point function.
Displayed formulas in this passage
X-B-ST@1#eq:densities · line 393
X-B-ST@1#eq:coordinates · line 418
X-B-ST@1#eq:coordinatelaw · line 447
X-B-ST@1#eq:preflight · line 454
X-B-ST@1#eq:Lambda · line 463
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