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The gauge-invariant test space

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Define

The denominator lies in the numerator because . Further quotienting by a presymplectic radical, if required, is not assumed to have been completed here.

The causal form induced by descends to (eq:quotient). Indeed, on a compact test ,

which pairs to zero against a test in .

A symmetric contraction need not descend merely because its causal part does. Its descent and positivity are additional conditions.

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