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The finite action being retained

The retained classical interface and its recovery › The finite action being retained · lines 459–560

X-J-ST@1#eq:referenceaction, X-J-ST@1#eq:Hkin, X-J-ST@1#eq:SI

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The following gives a self-contained coefficient specification of the X-I-ST interface.

For a formal metric , let . Use the curvature convention

with the metric Christoffel formula, and put

Let

Define the local variational action

The sole negative-order coefficient is a divergence,

It is removed as a variational class before taking nonnegative coefficients.

Adjoin canonical antifields with

and fix

For a left Hamiltonian differential, use the signed lift

Then . In particular the antighost term is .

Retain exactly the nonnegative coefficients through order three:

The order-three gravitational coefficient uses the order-five coefficient of . No inversion of a nilpotent is performed.

Fix the inherited nonnegative, nonzero profile

and retain

An ordinary polynomial representative of this expression is denoted .

Local actions are understood modulo horizontal divergences; ordinary products of compact local functionals belong to the classical multilocal algebra , not necessarily to the single-integral local subspace FRBV,XHST,XIST.

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