Multiplication by φ commutes with the Schwartz embedding: the tempered distribution obtained
by applying smulLeftCLM to the Schwartz embedding of f equals the Schwartz embedding of
φ · f.
If u = schwEmbed f + g and u has empty singular support, then the compactly supported part
g also has empty singular support.
A tempered distribution u with empty conic singular support sphere and empty singular support
decomposes as schwEmbed f + g for some Schwartz function f and compactly supported distribution
g with empty singular support.
Associativity of left multiplication on tempered distributions: applying smulLeftCLM a after
smulLeftCLM b equals smulLeftCLM (a * b).
If a smooth, compactly supported, temperate-growth function φ equals 1 on a compact set K
containing the support of the distribution g, then multiplication by φ fixes g.
If ψ · g is given by a Schwartz function and the support of the smooth compactly supported
φ lies inside the non-vanishing set of ψ, then φ · g is also given by a Schwartz function.
If g has empty singular support, then multiplying it by any smooth compactly supported φ
yields a tempered distribution that is the Schwartz embedding of a Schwartz function.
If the Schwartz embedding of f is supported (as a distribution) inside a compact set K,
then the function support of f is contained in K.
A compactly supported distribution with empty singular support is represented by integration against a smooth, compactly supported function.
A compactly supported distribution with empty singular support is the Schwartz embedding of a Schwartz function.
The conic singular support sphere of any Schwartz function (viewed as a tempered distribution) is empty.
Corollary 12.4 of Melrose: the cone singular support of a tempered distribution u is empty
iff u is the Schwartz embedding of a Schwartz function.