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Moving-surface retarded Jacobian (∣1−Mr​∣−1)

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For a source surface parameterized by y(p,q,τ), the retarded time equation is t=τ+∣x−y(p,q,τ)∣/c0​. Integrating a Dirac delta distribution enforcing that equation produces the reciprocal derivative ∣1−Mr​∣−1 at each simple root. For subsonic motion there is a unique retarded root. Multiple roots require summation; a zero derivative is outside the simple-root rule. This factor is the moving-source counterpart of a delta change-of-variable Jacobian.

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