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Theorem: Compact kernel representation
Construction of the compact three-slot kernel › Definition on arbitrary test functions · lines 992–1050 · proof included or linked
XVI-H@1#thm:trep, XVI-H@1#eq:O-t
Under Inputs input:source–input:root, (eq:t-test) defines a real compactly supported distributional kernel on ambient , symmetric under interchange of its tensor slots. For real smooth ,
The pairing is meaningful without compact support of the configuration fields.
The representation uses the root identity and does not require the response-slot formula (eq:O-A).
Proof. A derivative of a smooth test followed by evaluation at is smooth. For tests supported in a fixed compact set, each derivative seminorm of this evaluated function is bounded by a finite derivative seminorm of the original test, by the chain rule. Smooth multiplication by the fixed coefficients preserves these estimates. Continuity of therefore proves that (eq:t-test) is a distribution.
The definition can only detect test germs on the image of under . That image is compact by (eq:B-support). Thus is compactly supported. Formula (eq:c-sym) and exchange of in the finite sum prove tensor-slot symmetry.
For a decomposable test,
Consequently (eq:j-id) and (eq:B-root) give
The last expression is (eq:O-root).
Compactness supplies a cutoff-independent pairing with the smooth, possibly noncompact fields. This justifies the same calculation for all inputs in the stated real smooth domain.
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