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Long-time resonance kernel (sin(tx)/x→πδ(x))

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As t→+∞, the displayed limit holds in distribution theory. Indeed sin(tx)/x=21​∫−tt​eiuxdu and the Fourier representation of the Dirac delta function gives the limit on smooth rapidly decaying test functions. For a regular detuning Δ(J), the coarea formula reduces its use under an integral over action variables to this one-dimensional identity. The kernel grows like t at exact resonance, so this is not pointwise convergence.

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