Manuscript XVI-I@1 · XVI-I.tex · bibliography · a7046a8d
References
Remaining obligations and final release · lines 1889–2027
XVIH
Landmark XVI-H.
Supplied revised XVI-H.tex,
“Compact polarized kernel and witness recovery.”
Locators:
thm:Opol, thm:trep,
prop:estimate, prop:tmatch,
and thm:main.
Used for the compact classical representation, continuity,
and current witness matching.
Its unproved full-kernel wavefront gate is not retroactively
reported as proved there.
XVIE
Landmark XVI-E.
Supplied revised XVI-E.tex,
“Polarized root representation and witness-level completion
compatibility.”
Locators:
lem:TD, lem:TC, and
thm:compatibility.
Used for matching the polarization convention and current
witness compatibility.
XVIF
Landmark XVI-F.
Supplied revised XVI-F.tex,
“Auxiliary/root compatibility and direct witness completion.”
Locators:
prop:compat, thm:compatibility,
and cor:family-pointwise.
Used for the current auxiliary/root and direct-completion
record, not a superseded residual stop.
XVIG
Landmark XVI-G.
Supplied current XVI-G.tex,
“Frequency-dependent witness testing and resonant asymptotics.”
Locators:
prop:import, prop:kernel-slot,
and prop:resonant.
Its scalar density is not substituted for the graph kernel.
XIID
Manuscript XII-D, version 1.
Supplied identifier e3e3f67d.
Additional supplied excerpts:
def:completed, lines 556–569;
thm:root, lines 628–674;
thm:admission and eq:t-bounds,
lines 805–841.
The root statement is reproduced in the supplied
original XVI-I as lem:root-kernel.
These interfaces are used as explicit inherited premises;
the complete source is not independently audited.
XIIC
Manuscript XII-C, version 1.
Supplied identifier e0611fd7.
Density formulas reproduced in the supplied original XVI-I:
eq:ell3, eq:finite-curvature,
and eq:J3.
Additional source excerpt:
thm:actualsource, lines 636–678.
The declared unintegrated density representative is retained.
XIG
Manuscript XI-G, version 1.
Supplied identifier 3cae2be9.
Supplied excerpts:
def:class, lines 494–507;
thm:criterion, lines 954–987;
thm:obstruction, lines 1107–1134.
The compact-kernel transport premise is reproduced in the
supplied original XVI-I.
The printed frozen-kernel criterion is not silently promoted
to a universal theorem.
XIB
Manuscript XI-B, version 1.
Supplied identifier 862627cd.
Interfaces reproduced in the supplied XVI documents:
the quadratic metric operator, lem:Green,
thm:graviton, and the free differential
eq:s.
Used for the normalization and free-variation convention.
XIE
Manuscript XI-E.
Two-point formulas reproduced in the supplied original XVI-I:
eq:W, eq:h,
eq:Heven, and eq:antisym.
The massless and conventions are retained.
No complete XI-E source verification is asserted.
BF
R. Brunetti and K. Fredenhagen, Microlocal Analysis and Interacting Quantum Field Theories: Renormalization on Physical Backgrounds, Communications in Mathematical Physics 208 (2000), 623–661; arXiv:math-ph/9903028. Section 5.1 and Theorems 5.2–5.3 are used for point extensions of finite scaling degree. The full interacting construction is not imported.
FR
K. Fredenhagen and K. Rejzner, Perturbative algebraic quantum field theory, arXiv:1208.1428v2. Equation (82) fixes the adopted identical-edge factorial convention. Sections 6–7 provide graph and extension background; no complete time-ordered-product family is transferred to the present nonlocal insertion.
BDHintro
C. Brouder, N. V. Dang, and F. Hélein, A smooth introduction to the wavefront set, Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical 47 (2014), 443001; arXiv:1404.1778. Theorem 13 and Proposition 26 supply the product criterion and the Feynman wavefront description. The Fourier-sign conversion is stated explicitly in Lemma lem:WF.
BDHops
C. Brouder, N. V. Dang, and F. Hélein, Continuity of the fundamental operations on distributions having a specified wave front set (with a counter example by Semyon Alesker), arXiv:1409.7662v2. Sections 5–6 give the pullback, product, and proper-pushforward interfaces used in the compressed root-attachment test. No stronger unrestricted continuity theorem is asserted.