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Proposition: Trisolution-preserving representative

Conditional audit of the inherited switch representative · lines 1489–1563 · proof included or linked

XVI-H@1#prop:switch, XVI-H@1#eq:tilde, XVI-H@1#eq:W-preserved

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Let be a compact kernel in that inherited slot calculus, and put

Choose the switches with transition times covering the relevant compact support projections. Then

is compactly supported and satisfies

The intermediate switched trisolution need not be compact. These conclusions alone are not an admission result.

Proof. For a compact input in one slot, the inherited Green identities give

The causal support bounds and the opposite temporal truncations make compact: the retarded contribution is truncated above, and the advanced contribution below, while the source is compact.

Therefore

is compact, and because . There is no additional minus sign in this equality.

Apply the three operations successively to compact inputs. The inherited distinct-slot commutations identify their composition with (eq:tilde). Equivalently, telescoping the three differences gives

for compact corrections at the successive stages. Applying all three causal propagators annihilates each term, proving (eq:W-preserved).

Compactness follows already from the successive compact representatives. It can also be read from

using the trisolution equations. Each commutator is supported in its slot's transition region, and the inherited causal support controls the spatial projections there.

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