Manuscript XVIII-A@2 · XVIII-A-v2.tex · section · 0f4336ec
Documentary normalization, not a reconstructed model
The frozen specification contract › Documentary normalization, not a reconstructed model · lines 387–432
XVIII-A@2#eq:docnormalization, XVIII-A@2#eq:docsource, XVIII-A@2#eq:docsign, XVIII-A@2#eq:doclayer
For comparison only, the supplied XVI-A convention records
Here is the source's metric notation, its curvature scalar, and its fixed unintegrated cubic density. These displayed conventions are not a definition here of the full cubic component arrays or gauge complex CheungXVIA,CheungXIIC.
The cubic-only density weight matters: weighting the entire Einstein–Hilbert density would alter lower orders and would not preserve the same frozen specification CheungXIIC. For a time-only weight, the documentary source residual is
The arrays are source-defined coefficients, not derived from their names in this paper.
Nor are these conventions equated with the X-track inverse . Comparing the two normalizations requires an explicit transport of fields, vertices, products, and observables CheungXE,CheungXF.
Displayed formulas in this passage
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XVIII-A@2#eq:docsource · line 390
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XVIII-A@2#eq:doclayer · line 418