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Harmonic expansion

Classical input and geometric bookkeeping › Harmonic expansion · lines 342–429

VII-B@1#eq:dcoeff, VII-B@1#eq:A1, VII-B@1#eq:A2, VII-B@1#eq:harmonic-density, VII-B@1#eq:v-definition, VII-B@1#eq:inverse, VII-B@1#eq:B0, VII-B@1#eq:B1, VII-B@1#eq:B2

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Introduce a single metric field by

Define

Their first coefficients are

The harmonic-coordinate equations are written in density form:

Fix

Writing

gives (eq:L-definition) and

Here denotes the coefficient of , without a factorial.

Formal inversion yields

Consequently,

These are geometric coefficients, expanded before any interacting field equations are solved.

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  • VII-B@1#eq:inverse · line 403

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