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Theorem: Complete normal form and null test for this module

Contact normal forms before Newton composition › The displayed finite contact module · lines 1105–1175 · proof included or linked

XX-F@1#thm:contactnormal, XX-F@1#eq:contactnormal, XX-F@1#eq:Newtoncontact

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The reconstructed source has the exact unique form

It is zero if and only if every is zero.

The original Newton-divergence image is

Thus it depends on the reconstructed source, not on an arbitrary choice of coefficient presentation.

Proof. Smooth multiplication of delta derivatives gives

Collect coefficients to obtain (eq:contactnormal).

To extract a given coefficient, test in the relative variable with

where near zero, and multiply by an arbitrary compact tangential test in . Every relative derivative at zero except vanishes. This extracts , up to its fixed sign, proving uniqueness and the null test.

For (eq:Newtoncontact), the relative variables and are independent coordinates. Their tensor-product distribution is defined before pushforward. The contact restricts the integration to , making the operation proper on compact output tests. Its derivative signs give

This proves the image formula.

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  • XX-F@1#eq:contactnormal · line 1108

  • XX-F@1#eq:Newtoncontact · line 1120

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