Manuscript XVI-A@1 · XVI-A.tex · section · 8177be5d
Changing a distribution does not prove a change of class
The predecessor obstructions remain separate › Changing a distribution does not prove a change of class · lines 414–503
XVI-A@1#eq:solutionideal, XVI-A@1#eq:affineclass, XVI-A@1#eq:XIGobstruction, XVI-A@1#eq:sameclasscondition, XVI-A@1#eq:sameclasstransfer
The supplied XI-G excerpt defines a free-shell class of a compact cubic kernel on , with two symmetric-tensor slots and one scalar slot XIG. Let denote the vector space of compact kernels with this slot structure and tensor-slot symmetry. Write
Here is the scalar free operator used in that excerpt. Compact support allows the displayed pairing with smooth solutions.
The class is
The reported XI-G result is
for the frozen data and hypotheses of its obstruction theorem XIG. The symbol denotes the predecessor's microcausal polynomial target space; no new admission theorem for that space is assumed.
deduction: the exact transfer condition. If a future prepared observable kernel satisfies
then it belongs to the same class and inherits the class obstruction:
. The set is a vector subspace by linearity of the pairings. If , then
Equation (eq:XIGobstruction) then gives (eq:sameclasstransfer).
A nonzero difference does not exclude (eq:sameclasscondition). Thus the sentence “the distributions are different, so XI-G does not govern the new distribution” is not justified without a free-shell comparison.
There is a further distinction: is a source label, whereas in (eq:XIGobstruction) is a compact observable kernel on . The supplied material does not define the map from to a corresponding kernel . It is therefore not legitimate to identify these objects merely because both are described as distributions.
The corrected conclusion is:
XI-G remains valid for its frozen class. Its applicability to a kernel induced by has not been established or excluded. A same-class proof would transfer the obstruction. A different-class proof would remove that particular transfer, but would not prove admission of the new class.
Even if a kernel induced by were admitted to some declared class, that would not establish admission of the kernel induced by . The correction and the total kernel must be analyzed.
Displayed formulas in this passage
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