Reference times of the mollified equation, in both Fubini orders #
For each spatial point x, the mollified slice q_ε(x, ·) satisfies the primitive identity of
eq:aniso:comparison:mollified between almost every pair of times
(CIV.mollifySlice_ae_ae_sub_eq_intervalIntegral). The comparison argument anchors the identity
at a reference time τ₀ and needs it, from that anchor, both for almost every x along almost
every later time, and for almost every later time at almost every x. This file proves that
almost every τ₀ ∈ I is such an anchor, by crossing the per-point statement into a statement on
the triple product Vec m × I × I (as CIV.mollifySlice_ae_prod_sub_eq_intervalIntegral does)
and reading it off in both orders.
The set of anchors depends on q (it is defined through q's own slices), which is the
manuscript's choice of a reference time of q: a function obtained from q by redefining one
slice has a different set of anchors.
The primitive identity of the mollified equation holds almost everywhere on the triple
product Vec m × I × I.
Almost every τ₀ ∈ I is a reference time of the mollified equation in both Fubini orders,
simultaneously for every ε of a given sequence of positive mollification radii.