Transfer of the analyticity bound along agreement on the unit cylinder #
AnalyticBoundOn and ForceSpatiallyAnalytic read only spatial derivatives at points of
B(1) × (-1, 0), and each such derivative is determined by the field on a spatial
neighbourhood inside that cylinder. So the analyticity bound eq:analytic:interior:force,
and with it eq:interior:force:analytic, transfers between two fields that merely agree on
the unit cylinder.
The consequence used by cor:interior:nonanalytic is the last theorem below: a force that
vanishes identically on the unit cylinder agrees there with the zero field, which satisfies
eq:interior:force:analytic by forceSpatiallyAnalytic_const. Contrapositively, a force
that violates eq:interior:force:analytic is somewhere nonzero on the unit cylinder, which
is the corollary's step from its first conclusion to its second, f ≢ 0.
Two scalar fields agreeing on the unit cylinder have equal multi-index spatial partial
derivatives at every point of the unit cylinder: each of the three iterated directional
derivatives is taken at fixed time inside the open ball B(1).
The analyticity bound eq:analytic:interior:force transfers between two vector fields
that agree on the unit cylinder, on every cylinder B(R') × J the unit one contains. Only
agreement on the unit cylinder is assumed, not at every point of space-time.
Spatial analyticity of the force, eq:interior:force:analytic, transfers between two
forces that agree on the unit cylinder: the predicate is read on subcylinders
B(R) × [t₁, t₂] with R < 1 and -1 < t₁, t₂ < 0, all of which sit inside the unit
cylinder.
A force that vanishes identically on the unit cylinder satisfies
eq:interior:force:analytic: it agrees there with the zero field, for which every
derivative of positive order vanishes.
The step of cor:interior:nonanalytic from its first conclusion to its second: a force
violating eq:interior:force:analytic cannot vanish identically on the unit cylinder, so
f ≢ 0 there.