Manuscript XII-A@2 · XII-A-v2.tex · section · 955d4b22

Named composites and their formal sector

Named composites and their formal sector · lines 1051–1141

XII-A@2#eq:B, XII-A@2#eq:T, XII-A@2#eq:sumzero, XII-A@2#eq:compositesupports

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Set

Define

and

Thus . The kernel of is obtained by applying to its metric slot.

For the scalar stress, let be the symmetric bilinear local kernel of the frozen quadratic stress :

Equivalently is a fixed finite sum of products of derivatives of with constant coefficients. This convention includes no polarization factor beyond the one displayed.

The coordinate response to the metric Green operator is

For compact external sets the integration is over a compact causal region, because and . The retarded wavefront relations imply .

The frozen tree and its symmetric kernel are

The factor is retained after integration by parts.

The product defining exists: a canceled external covector would force , hence the covector to vanish; the other external covectors then force the covector to vanish. The input relations and pushforward give

A tuple in one closed causal cone cannot have zero sum unless it is zero. These kernels are therefore microcausal.

For tests supported in , valid compact support bounds are

Support and cone bounds for a graded-symmetric quadratic kernel are understood after the corresponding finite permutations.

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