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Factorial, signs, and diagonal nonadditivity

Direct construction of the two new maps › Factorial, signs, and diagonal nonadditivity · lines 822–863

X-C-ST@1#eq:scalar-map, X-C-ST@1#eq:cross-terms

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For arbitrary smooth , define

The transpose of this scalar response is precisely (eq:moller). The second vertex therefore enters with the same negative response sign as the first vertex, while two first responses have positive sign.

For the first vertex alone,

This explains the factor in (eq:iteration). No factorial is assigned after the gauge calculation.

The diagonal coefficient is quadratic, not additive, in its Euler operator. For two specified admissible operators , the direct identity is

These mixed terms may not be discarded under the name of polarization or diagonal additivity. Equation (eq:cross-terms) is ordinary operator bookkeeping; it does not install a general mixed retarded-product family.

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  • X-C-ST@1#eq:scalar-map · line 825

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