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Proposition: Plateau response and transition-region defect
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XIX-A@1#prop:ramp-defect, XIX-A@1#eq:ramp-defect
The unregulated first coordinate correction satisfies . The ramped first correction satisfies
It returns when its support lies strictly inside the plateau. There is a compact pure-gauge input in the transition region for which it does not return .
Proof. For ,
Taking the divergence proves (eq:pure-gauge-density). The unregulated equation is with the same zero data as ; uniqueness proves .
The ramped equation is
Subtract the equation for and apply . On the plateau the forcing in (eq:ramp-defect) vanishes.
For a detecting input, choose a transition time with , a compact spatial bump equal to one near , and a compact time bump in the transition region such that and . Set
Near the detecting point,
The forcing for there equals
If the difference field vanished identically, its wave operator would vanish identically, contradicting this forcing.
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