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Scale derivative versus dilation defect at every grade (work package B)

M.6 Dilation identity, residues, and matched scale variation › Scale derivative versus dilation defect at every grade (work package B) · lines 1741–1756

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top-order data. All top-order values are , and with the certified the unit is (the real, finite-part contributions vanish identically). : , the M.6 residue of Theorem thm:M6-S2. : , others . Nonzero top slots per grade: of ( in total). In the audited equivariant coordinates of M.7 (), the residue map is, in units , ; ; ; ; for . Tests where the hypotheses hold: Lorentz equivariance on all six generators (pull-back action, intertwiner ); for all label/direction pairs with ; every one of the relation vectors annihilates the top-order, the radial-specialization and the general- coefficient vectors; all labels reconstructed and checked against direct evaluation. The derivative and Lorentz identities are not used for, and do not hold for, the lower-order coefficients ( is neither covariant nor Leibniz-compatible).

dependence. does not remove prescription dependence: it resides in the lower-order coefficients, common to and , which scale as and depend on , . Missing datum: XVI-L fixes , , but does not specify it; the values of (equivalently the functionals on ) are what is missing. For a reflection-even the odd- coefficients vanish. The named specialization (Euclidean-radial ; not asserted by XVI-L) has constant , only survive, and its contact difference from has coefficients , i.e.\ for and for .

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