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Levi civita connection of a conformal plane metric

Example

For a smooth real function u on an open subset of R2, the metric g=e2u(dx2+dy2) has Γkij=δjkui+δikujδijuk, where ui=iu and the last index uses the Cartesian Euclidean convention. For u=x2, the nonzero entries are Γxxx=2x, Γxyy=2x, Γyxy=Γyyx=2x.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The smooth function u and the positive conformal metric on its domain.

[F1]

The Levi–Civita coefficient formula contracts first metric derivatives with half the inverse metric (Christoffel formula for the levi civita connection).

Verification

1.1

The metric and inverse matrices are gij=e2uδij and gij=e2uδij. Since igj=2e2uuiδj, substitution in [F1] cancels the factors 2, e2u and e2u and gives δk(uiδj+ujδiuδij), exactly the asserted formula.

F1given
2.1

For u=x2, one has ux=2x,uy=0. The formula gives the four listed entries and Γxxy=Γxyx=Γyxx=Γyyy=0. At x=0 all entries vanish, whereas at x=1 the four listed entries are 2,2,2,2. Constant u gives zero coefficients everywhere. The conformal factor is strictly positive for every real u, so this calculation never inverts a degenerate metric.

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