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An exact quadratic identity for the invisible directions
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The rank calculation has a concrete second-order form.
Fix one point of with parameters . Choose an orthonormal spatial basis transverse to . Let be transverse spatial displacements, and set
Here and have no time or longitudinal spatial component.
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