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Closedness of the integrated presymplectic form on smooth field families

Statement

For a smooth finite-dimensional family of field configurations, let Θ be the parameter-space one-form with values in spacetime three-forms from the chosen variational decomposition. For every finite oriented smooth singular three-chain Σ, the integrated two-form ΩΣ=∫Σ(−dPΘ) is closed on the parameter space: dPΩΣ=0. This is a field-space identity and requires no equations of motion. If a smooth solution family is specified, its restricted form is also closed.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A smooth finite-dimensional field family and a finite oriented smooth singular three-chain Σ.

[F1]

The current is ω=−dPΘ, and ΩΣ(δ1,δ2)=∫Σω(δ1,δ2). Covariant presymplectic current

[F2]

The exterior derivative satisfies dP2=0. The exterior derivative squares to zero

[F3]

For a fixed finite chain, differentiation of a smooth parameter family of integrated three-forms passes through the integral. Differentiation of a smooth family of finite-chain integrals

Proof

Given: As in [F1]–[F3].

1.1F1F3

In commuting parameter coordinates pa,pb, [F1] and [F3] give (ΩΣ)ab=∂b(ΘΣ)a−∂a(ΘΣ)b=−(dPΘΣ)ab, where ΘΣ=∫ΣΘ. The same differentiation formula applies to each coefficient of the parameter-space form Θ, so ΩΣ=−dPΘΣ.

2.1F2step 1.1∎

Apply [F2] to step 1.1: dPΩΣ=−dP2ΘΣ=0. The same computation applies to any smooth subfamily of solutions, proving closedness of its restricted two-form without asserting that a global solution manifold exists.

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