Manuscript XI-A-ST@1 · XI-A-ST.tex · section · c3f0929d
The quadratic normalization
The signed action and its Euler derivatives › The quadratic normalization · lines 691–793
XI-A-ST@1#eq:stressvariation, XI-A-ST@1#eq:bs, XI-A-ST@1#eq:as, XI-A-ST@1#eq:vertex, XI-A-ST@1#eq:secondvertex, XI-A-ST@1#eq:Hdefinition, XI-A-ST@1#eq:J1
Proof.
These are XI-A :TT and :Newton
CheungXIA.
Raising both spatial indices in (eq:TT) contributes
two minus signs, so the time-derivative coefficient remains
positive. In (eq:Newtonmetric),
, , and .
Equation (eq:Glin) gives
.
The retained unswitched equation is
, giving
(eq:Newton).
Neither calculation inserts in place of .
The Newtonian source is an auxiliary static comparator. It is not a solution of the compact-time switched system. Neither sign diagnostic computes vacuum energy.
metric coupling and the actual scalar switch
Let , and put
Write .
The covariant metric variation is
Set
where
The matter vertices are therefore
There is one factor , not , in the second coefficient.
Define by
Thus . Appendix app:coefficients gives a finite coefficient prescription.
Also,
with
Displayed formulas in this passage
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XI-A-ST@1#eq:bs · line 738
XI-A-ST@1#eq:as · line 738
XI-A-ST@1#eq:vertex · line 751
XI-A-ST@1#eq:secondvertex · line 751
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