OK, I think that explains that—Wikipedia is making the first assumption identified below
No, Wikipedia mentions kinetic mixing then says that if it exists it must be weak, Wikipeda doesn’t say it wouldn’t exist (the evidence suggests it would exist). The Wikipedia article is just wrong. (ETA: I mean, it is just wrong to assume that it’s weak.) (Unless I’m misinterpreting what you mean by “the first assumption identified below”?)
What I meant was that both the paper and Wikipedia regard kinetic mixing as weak and relatively unimportant; then they differ about the next effect, the one that would be strong and would matter to Tunguska.
No, Wikipedia mentions kinetic mixing then says that if it exists it must be weak, Wikipeda doesn’t say it wouldn’t exist (the evidence suggests it would exist). The Wikipedia article is just wrong. (ETA: I mean, it is just wrong to assume that it’s weak.) (Unless I’m misinterpreting what you mean by “the first assumption identified below”?)
What I meant was that both the paper and Wikipedia regard kinetic mixing as weak and relatively unimportant; then they differ about the next effect, the one that would be strong and would matter to Tunguska.