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Nonextendability and flat multipliers
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These examples distinguish pointwise continuity, distributional extendability, and extendability with a specified support or microlocal condition. None evaluates a coefficient of the inherited six-branch graph.
Nearby in this section
- proposition: Proposition: An explicit nonextendable coefficient
- corollary: Corollary: Finite normal order alone does not ensure extension
- proposition: Proposition: Flat multipliers can fail to repair extension
- remark: Remark: Flatness is not a general impossibility theorem
- proposition: Proposition: Bounded continuous coefficients extend distributionally