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Separate time objects
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The following objects are not identified:
the continuum coordinate ;
the finite pointer ;
a finite history-event map ;
a conical slicing parameter;
a harmonic relational scalar;
an original-rod relational lapse;
a prescribed density ramp.
The distinction parallels XIX-A CheungXIX. For example, the scalar is harmonic for both constant-lapse metrics above, while
depends on . The scalar profile alone does not determine the lapse.
For the unit-lapse static history events chosen here, equals their geometric static proper-time interval. That equality follows from the supplied metric and event map. It is not inferred from the numerical code, and the individual code does not determine a proper-time origin.
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