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X-F@1#xe:tests, X-F@1#xe:einstein, X-F@1#xe:gf, X-F@1#eq:xe-gf, X-F@1#xe:algebra, X-F@1#eq:microcausal, X-F@1#xe:ward, X-F@1#eq:xe-defect

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The following are copied from X-A to X-E and not re-proved. Equation numbers in brackets refer to X-E.

• Density coefficients [(2.2)], ramp coordinates [(2.3)], Euler coefficients , completed tests [(2.5)], , , , and the affine-slot lemma , linear [Lemma 2.1]. The kernel of [(4.8)] is a compactly supported distribution on with .

• With ,

[(4.6)], its symmetric bilinear polarization; , [Lemma 4.1]; , , [Lemma 6.1, Sec. 4.6]; ; the vertex identity , , [Lemma 4.2].

• , ; ; ;

[Lemma 6.3]. Here .

• The multiplet Wick algebra of with Hadamard matrix of zero cross blocks, , and the closed two-sided equation ideal generated by , [Sec. 6.4]. The admission criterion of X-B XB,BF: a Wick monomial of degree in the multiplet belongs to iff its kernel is compactly supported and

the closed future/past covector cones including zero. The wavefront bound [Lemma 4.13, DH], and the facts that elements of vanish on all pairs of smooth free solutions [Lemma 4.17(ii)].

• Theorem 4.18 of X-E: with , under , , fixed,

Proposition 4.21 of X-E: for , \(=

Displayed formulas in this passage

  • X-F@1#eq:xe-gf · line 430

  • X-F@1#eq:microcausal · line 446

  • X-F@1#eq:xe-defect · line 459

  • unlabeled · line 413

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