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Conformal warped-product external Ricci trace
Statement
Let , , and . Let and be coordinate domains. Let be a smooth nondegenerate Lorentzian metric on with for a constant , and let be a smooth positive-definite metric on . Use the product metric on . For put and , where all Greek and lower-case Latin indices range over and , respectively. Define and . In product coordinates use and . Then
and consequently
These are local coordinate identities and use no field equation or physical premise.
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Facts & Assumptions
Given: The product-coordinate metric data, the explicit Christoffel and Ricci conventions in the Statement, and the smooth real function depending only on .
The external block is independent of , the internal block is independent of , and .
Proof
Put and for the product-metric connection. Direct substitution in the Christoffel formula gives . This tensor is symmetric in . Also, in , the derivative of contributes and the two terms contribute its negative; the terms vanish. Thus these Christoffel symbols define the torsion-free metric-compatible connection of .
Inserting into the Ricci formula in the Statement gives . The derivative contraction follows from and ; symmetry of the Hessian of combines the first two terms. For the quadratic contraction, and . The product Ricci block is , while [A1] makes the external Hessian and external components zero. Substitution yields the asserted external Ricci formula.
For , the chain rule gives . Divide by to obtain the second identity.
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