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Piola identities and boundary integrals

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Mollification, the Piola identity and determinant telescoping give integral identities for compact perturbations. Strong local convergence then passes to Lipschitz maximal minors, whose integrals are determined by boundary agreement.

10 direct Cards + 1 reused prerequisite = 11 unique Cards. This count is a selected Card closure, not a source-declaration count.

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Reference index: direct Cards and reused prerequisites

Direct references: SR025 — Mollification by a normalized smooth kernel · SR032 — Strong local convergence of mollified derivatives · SR036 — A cofactor row by row replacement · SR050 — The divergence-free cofactor identity · SR058 — Zero integral of a compactly supported divergence · SR061 — A component flux gives a determinant difference · SR064 — Smooth compact perturbations preserve the determinant integral difference · SR455 — Determinant integrals under strong convergence · SR464 — Maximal-minor integral differences for Lipschitz perturbations · SR465 — Boundary agreement determines maximal-minor integrals

Reused prerequisites: SR297 — A determinant difference bound in the sup operator norm

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11 Cards

Level 0 (4 Cards)

Level 1 (3 Cards)

Level 2 (1 Card)

Level 3 (1 Card)

Level 3

Smooth compact perturbations preserve the determinant integral difference

Builds a finite telescope from single-output perturbations with compactly supported fluxes.

MathlibAnnex.Piola.integral_det_fderiv_add_sub_eq_zero_of_contDiff

Level 4 (1 Card)

Level 4

Maximal-minor integral differences for Lipschitz perturbations

Passes the smooth compact-perturbation identity to Lipschitz maps through local strong convergence.

MathlibAnnex.NullLagrangian.integral_maximalMinor_fderiv_add_sub_eq_zero_of_lipschitzWith

Level 5 (1 Card)