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Wave current is positive and divergence-free
Wave-mode current is positive semidefinite and divergence-free
supplies the conserved positive current for the barrier
Proposition·
prop:current·§2.3 Coordinates adapted to the waveStatement (paper)
For any finite superposition , set
On the matrix is smooth and positive semidefinite,
, and each column of has zero
real divergence. These conclusions hold also after the orthogonal
change from null to physical coordinates. In particular,
In plain English
For a finite superposition of wave modes, the matrix built from is smooth and positive semidefinite on , satisfies , and has columns of with zero real divergence. This persists after the orthogonal change from null to physical coordinates, where and .
Why it's here
This applies the abstract divergence-free positive tensor of the current-flow lemma to the actual wave superposition, giving a concrete conserved, nonnegative current in the wave-adapted coordinates. The later barrier arguments use this current as a conserved flux, and the explicit component gives a directly computable density along the time direction.}}</br>"`json</br>"`</br>{
Classified routine:
Direct application of the paper's current-flow lemma (divergence-free positive tensor from a holomorphic flow) to the specific finite wave superposition, plus an explicit computation of the components after an orthogonal change of coordinates.
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- Section
- §2.3 Coordinates adapted to the wave
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prop:current- Line
sections/current.tex:313
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Friction
- infoinferred_depcritique: Prop-current's zero-divergence claim comes from the pushforward computation (current.tex:240-257), where "The first sum vanishes by Lemma ". Its proof (current.tex:329) identifies the column of , which is built from the tensor of that lemma.