Support and integral forms of the Gaussian commutator #
The density identity from eq:carleman-I extends across the complement of
the test field's support, which permits whole-space integration.
The product norm on parabolic space-time used in this identity.
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The real scalar action compatible with the product norm on parabolic space-time.
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The Gaussian commutator identity holds globally for a field supported in the positive-time cylinder.
The Gaussian commutator integral is its explicit positive density.
The Gaussian phase potential can be rewritten wherever the field is supported, and both sides vanish elsewhere.
The coefficient in the Gaussian integrated gradient identity is bounded by the commutator density.
The weighted field and gradient density vanishes outside the test field's supporting cylinder.
The weighted heat density vanishes outside the test field's supporting cylinder.
The original energy integral over the cylinder equals the whole-space integral of its zero extension.
The original heat integral over the cylinder equals the whole-space integral of its zero extension.
The vector conjugation identity extends globally because both sides vanish off the field's support.
Scalar Gaussian conjugation holds globally for each component of a supported vector field.
The pointwise vector energy comparison holds globally after extension by zero outside the supporting cylinder.
The conjugated heat energy comparison holds across the complement of the supporting cylinder.