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Weighted inverse multiplicity (ma​(w)=∑a(v)=w​∣detDa(v)∣−1)

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For a smooth local diffeomorphism a:Rd→Rd, each inverse branch contributes an inverse Jacobian determinant in the area formula. Their sum is the weighted inverse multiplicity. A lower determinant bound controls each branch separately, not the number of branches. Bounded weighted inverse multiplicity is sufficient for dispersion with a nonlinear velocity map.

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