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Wiener-Hopf kernel (K(α))

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The scalar coefficient multiplying an unknown half-line transform in a Wiener-Hopf equation is its kernel. This is a transform-domain function, distinct from the null space of a linear map. Its analytic zeros, poles and winding number govern Wiener-Hopf factorization. For mixed scalar Helmholtz half-plane diffraction a typical kernel is the outgoing vertical wavenumber k2−α2​.

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