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Proposition: Reduction of the coefficient estimates to the traces

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Assume

  1. for all ;

  2. for all .

Then:

  1. If every , , extends to a distribution , then every satisfies (eq:jetbound), the unrestricted supported realization of normal order at most three exists, and one realization is

  2. Order by order, (eq:jetbound) for involves only ; for only and ; for only with ; for all with .

  3. If for some and some compact the estimate (eq:jetbound) fails for , then has no extension to ; the failure sequence of XV-C for is then a failure witness for the trace itself.

  4. Changing the extensions by -supported distributions changes by , which is -supported. This family lies in XV-C's unrestricted supported ambiguity but is not asserted to exhaust it.

Proof. (i) Multiplication of a distribution on by a smooth function and finite sums are defined and restrict compatibly to , so . Distributional continuity of on tests supported in gives (eq:jetbound); XV-C's supported realization theorem then gives existence, and its realization formula gives the display. (ii) is read off from (eq:collected), since forces . (iii) If extended, then would extend and (eq:jetbound) would hold by (i). (iv) Smooth multiples and finite sums of -supported distributions are -supported; XV-C's ambiguity theorem identifies the unrestricted ambiguity as all -supported coefficient changes, of which these are some.

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