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Conserved current with Gaussian multiplier symbols
Builds a conserved current with via Gaussian multipliers
concrete positive current for pencil waves
Claim·§E.2 The current and its Gaussian multiplier·inside thmLocal smoothing for symmetric pencil waves
Statement (paper)
For a finite periodic Fourier sum supported in the annulus in the chosen chart, with , the vector wave solves the symmetric system with matrices , . The holomorphic flux map has output and real Jacobian with . The associated column current , , is column divergence free, satisfies , and is single valued. Its rows are, up to conjugation and multiplication by , pairs of scalar multipliers on whose real symbols are the two -components of , with and . In particular , where is the multiplier whose symbol is the real part of this expression for , and it can be inverted on the cap.
In plain English
For a frequency-localized wave , the holomorphic flux map built from the system with matrices , has Jacobian with , and yields a single-valued, column-divergence-free current with and . Its rows are scalar Gaussian-weighted Fourier multipliers on , so for an explicit multiplier that is invertible on the cap.
Why it's here
This is where the abstract positive divergence-free tensor of the current-flow lemma becomes concrete for the pencil wave. It uses the chart and Jacobian bounds of the previous claim to show the current has an explicit multiplier form, so its time component dominates a squared multiplier of . The following claims use this conserved positive tensor, and its lower bound by , for the determinant-energy balance and the inversion estimates.
Classified routine:
Routine relative to the paper's central ideas (downgraded from novel at the paper level). This is the concrete construction of the paper's holomorphic-flux positive divergence-free current for pencil waves, with Gaussian multiplier symbols giving the lower bound . It specializes the paper's own current-flow lemma and has no prior counterpart in the local smoothing literature (e.g. Guth–Wang–Zhang's decoupling and incidence methods).
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- §E.2 The current and its Gaussian multiplier
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- infoinferred_depoutline: "Conserved current and Gaussian multiplier symbols" rests on lem:current-flow
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Conserved current and Gaussian multiplier symbols" rests on claim-thm-pencil-2