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CheungXIVH
N. Cheung,
XIV-H, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied file XIV-H.tex, identifier
05d90ea1.
Source locators:
prop:K5exact, the coordinate-response equation
eq:L, and thm:H2.
Cited for inherited internal formulas, independent tree
pullbacks, and the historical internal-amplitude boundary.
CheungXIVI
N. Cheung,
XIV-I, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied file XIV-I.tex, identifier
13365486.
Source locators:
prop:pole, thm:I2,
prop:precomposition, eq:K47,
eq:K6, prop:canonical, thm:I3,
and thm:release.
Cited for the fixed retarded pole, named internal amplitude
construction, grouped retained target, attachment locus,
canonical-domain qualification, and unresolved joint map.
CheungXIVJ
N. Cheung,
XIV-J, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied file XIV-J.tex, identifier
3c48e041.
Source locators:
prop:descent, lem:null,
thm:reference, thm:conditionalextension,
thm:J2, cor:noadmission,
and thm:release.
Cited for reconstruction descent, degree-mixing null relations,
the order-three supported-sector reference, its conditional
realization interface, and the unresolved full map.
CheungXVA
N. Cheung,
XV-A, version 1, unpublished model-and-domain audit,
undated.
Supplied excerpt locators:
the precomposition-sum section,
prop:descent, cor:restriction,
and the independent tree-product discussion.
This reference denotes the supplied audit manuscript, not an
identification with a differently described free quantum BV
carrier appearing under the same label in older source passages.
CheungXVC
N. Cheung,
XV-C, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied excerpt locators:
lem:extraction, thm:jetnull,
eq:B, eq:jetnormal,
and eq:completekernel.
Cited for the specified finite normal-jet module and its complete
distributional null criterion.
CheungXVE
N. Cheung, XV-E, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated. Supplied frozen-ledger excerpt and revision account concerning annihilator relations, local jet defects, point-puncture corrections, nonextendability, and candidate-identification boundaries. Only the explicitly stated local formulations proved in the present paper are used; no unavailable companion proof is assumed.
CheungXIIIC
N. Cheung,
Landmark XIII-C: The joint two-line extension of one selected
binary pair, on the unchanged carrier,
version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied excerpt locators:
def:Cpart, eq:partial-counterterm,
and thm:joint-status.
Cited for the recovered frozen partial-diagonal class and the
distinction between primitive and complete joint extension.
CheungXIIIE
N. Cheung,
XIII-E, version 1, unpublished manuscript, undated.
Supplied excerpt locator:
thm:release, “Exact result of the selected attempt.”
Cited solely as a comparison for contact-support rigidity and
domain qualification. No regulator family or characteristic
limit is imported.
Hormander
L. Hörmander, The Analysis of Linear Partial Differential Operators I: Distribution Theory and Fourier Analysis, second edition, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1990; reprinted in Classics in Mathematics, Springer, 2003. Distributional finite-order estimates, tensor products, composition with smooth maps, supported-distribution structure, and wavefront calculus.
BF
R. Brunetti and K. Fredenhagen,
“Microlocal analysis and interacting quantum field theories:
Renormalization on physical backgrounds,”
Communications in Mathematical Physics
208 (2000), 623–661.
doi:\,10.1007/s002200050004.
arXiv:math-ph/9903028.
See especially Section 5 for scaling degree and point extension.
Cited as an analytic extension framework, not as a construction
of the present characteristic graph.
Dang
N. V. Dang,
“The extension of distributions on manifolds, a microlocal
approach,”
Annales Henri Poincaré
17 (2016), 819–859.
doi:\,10.1007/s00023-015-0419-8.
arXiv:1412.2808.
Cited for the separation between extendability, microlocal
extension control, and supported ambiguity; no missing graph
prescription is inferred from that framework.