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Proposition: A visible fourth-order boundary

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X-I-ST@1#prop:positiveB, X-I-ST@1#eq:positiveB

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On this evaluation,

Also on this evaluation. Thus for the displayed fourth-order coefficient of the chosen polynomial lift is nonzero.

Proof. Substitution in (eq:B) gives (eq:positiveB). A nonzero smooth is nonzero on an open set, which cannot be contained in the hyperplane . The integral is therefore strictly positive.

When , the order-three reference action contains a gravitational term of degree five in and a scalar term with at least three metric factors. The gauge-fixing action has no order-three term in this centered split. Consequently and all its first derivatives vanish at . Moreover in that sector, so . Equation (eq:R4) at proves the claim.

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