Transverse true interaction distance
Common parallel velocity and transverse separation; velocity is relative to the local homogeneous background.
Based on the final manuscript · Chapter 3
Common parallel velocity and transverse separation; velocity is relative to the local homogeneous background.
Chapter reference: Final collected manuscript · Chapter 3, equations (3.1), (3.2) · ASD-BOOK-ddbade997b45
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Final collected manuscript · Chapter 3, equations (3.1), (3.2)
Common parallel velocity and transverse separation; velocity is relative to the local homogeneous background.
Conditions retained in this adoption
- Special two-body result: uniform exterior background, equal parallel velocities, transverse separation and virtual displacement at fixed velocity.
- Free Maxwell representation: long waves, weak perturbations, transverse constraint, constant coefficients and normalization.
- Minimal-coupling sources: macroscopic coarse graining, low-speed point sources or a low-frequency near zone; high-speed closed sources require separate construction.
Specific unresolved source issues
- Local results do not automatically close high-speed topological sources, full instrument mapping or global directed propagation.
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