Manuscript XVI-P@p23 · XVI-P.tex · section · 9b0037a7
Correction release (p20): erratum to p19
Correction release (p20): erratum to p19 · lines 305–339
K1 (the p19 text is retracted). p19 stated that full closure of the MS-bar counterterm fails with the derived ghost-equation factor , that it needs , and that this was unresolved. The statement is wrong; it came from a Grassmann-orientation bookkeeping error.
The route-G densities are generated in the order (c,cb). The P15 ghost self-energy coordinates use the (cb,c) orientation, and . p20 measures this ratio (via
pw_vertex) as for .In route-G (c,cb) coordinates, has pole and local part .
The derived factor is (the ghost equation reproduces the P15 pole). With it, the complete MS-bar counterterm is -closed in every ghost sector (h.c, c.b, c.cbs).
Without the c.cb term, or with unconverted (the p19 error), has 88 entries in the c.b sector.
Tree-level controls: , and (the part alone has a nonzero image).
In quotient coordinates, the c.K-only data have c.cb components , which cancel against . The full data including have quotient coordinates .
redefined. The p19 flag (renormalised , ) follows from the
identity and locality, so it is not independent. In p20, projected_restoration_verified means full
closure of the complete one-loop MS-bar (including c.cb, held fixed) in all
ghost sectors, together with the projected identity. Scope: that counterterm only; not bulk symmetry, not O.1.
The corrected computation closes, so the flag is earned. The p19 check is kept as a labelled route-consistency
control, and it holds.
spots. The full-closure test acts as a mutation detector, with held fixed:
drop D13 and flip K.c are detected (c.b, 88 entries);
drop D01, drop D03, flip D03 and D03 are detected (h.c, 280 entries);
the p19 orientation error is detected;
drop D11 is not detected: D11 is transverse, so its pole is closed by itself.