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A smooth radial cutoff on Fin n → ℝ: a continuous function taking values in [0, 1] that is identically 1 on the closed unit ball and has compact support. Used to remove the singularity of 1/P_m(ξ) at the origin in the parametrix construction.

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    noncomputable def DifferentialOperators.parametrixSymbol {n : } (m : ) (P : MvPolynomial (Fin n) ) (φ : SmoothCutoff n) :
    (Fin n)

    The parametrix symbol associated to a polynomial P of order m and a smooth cutoff φ: q(ξ) = (1 − φ(ξ)) / P_m(ξ) where P_m is the principal symbol, with the convention q(ξ) = 0 wherever the principal symbol vanishes.

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      theorem DifferentialOperators.parametrixSymbol_eq_zero_near_zero {n : } (m : ) (P : MvPolynomial (Fin n) ) (φ : SmoothCutoff n) (ξ : Fin n) ( : ξ 1) :
      parametrixSymbol m P φ ξ = 0

      The parametrix symbol vanishes on the closed unit ball, since the cutoff φ is identically 1 there.

      theorem DifferentialOperators.parametrixSymbol_bound {n : } (m : ) (P : MvPolynomial (Fin n) ) (φ : SmoothCutoff n) (hP : IsElliptic n m P) (hn : 0 < n) :
      ∃ (C : ), 0 < C ∀ (ξ : Fin n), parametrixSymbol m P φ ξ C / ξ ^ m

      For an elliptic polynomial P of order m, the parametrix symbol is bounded by C / ‖ξ‖^m outside the support of the cutoff. The constant C comes from the elliptic lower bound on the principal symbol.

      The parametrix symbol is continuous on all of Fin n → ℝ: locally constant zero on the unit ball, and continuous as (1 − φ)/P_m away from it (using ellipticity to ensure P_m ≠ 0).

      theorem DifferentialOperators.parametrixSymbol_polynomial_decay {n : } (m : ) (P : MvPolynomial (Fin n) ) (φ : SmoothCutoff n) (hP : IsElliptic n m P) (hn : 0 < n) :
      ∃ (C : ), 0 < C ∀ (ξ : Fin n), parametrixSymbol m P φ ξ C * (1 + ξ)⁻¹ ^ m

      The parametrix symbol decays like (1 + ‖ξ‖)^{-m}: a uniform polynomial decay estimate, which is the relevant tempered-symbol bound.

      Existence of a parametrix for an elliptic constant-coefficient differential operator (cf. Melrose, parametrix construction): for every elliptic polynomial P there exists a tempered distribution F that is a parametrix for P and whose singular support is contained in {0}.