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Metric divergence density identity for a C¹ current

Statement

Assume the Countable Choice convention ACω of The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω) used by the smooth tangent-bundle structure in Smooth time-oriented Lorentzian four-manifolds: the geometric objects of the model. Let (M,g,N) be a time-oriented smooth Lorentzian four-manifold of signature (−,+,+,+) with its metric-selected connection ∇, and let (U,x) be a smooth chart. Write w=∣det⁡(gab)∣. Let J be a C1 vector field on U; the connection derivative on such a field is defined by its usual chart formula ∇bJa:=∂bJa+ΓacbJc, whose coefficients are continuous. Then, throughout U, ∇aJa=w−1∂a(wJa). The right-hand side is the chart expression of the scalar divergence ∇aJa; no higher regularity of J than C1 is required.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The ACω background, a smooth Lorentzian metric and its metric-selected connection, a smooth chart (U,x), and a C1 vector field J on U.

[A1]

The tangent-bundle smooth structure used by the cited Lorentzian supplier records the Axiom of Countable Choice ACω; this is the only choice principle inherited here (The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω)).

[F1]

For w=∣det⁡(gab)∣, the metric-density derivative and the Christoffel trace satisfy ∂aw=12wgbc∂agbc and Γbba=w−1∂aw (The derivative of the metric density and the chart formula for the divergence of a vector field clauses (a)–(b)). These clauses concern the smooth metric and do not require a smooth current.

[F2]

The metric-selected connection has smooth Christoffel coefficients Γabc=12gad(∂bgdc+∂cgbd−∂dgbc); its derivative on a vector field has components ∂bJa+ΓacbJc (Existence and uniqueness of the metric-selected connection of a nondegenerate metric, and its extension to tensor fields clauses (a), (c)). The same coordinate rule is defined for C1 components by the C1 chain rule, so the resulting first derivative is continuous.

Proof

technique · direct
1.1A1F1

By [F1], w is smooth and positive and the Christoffel trace obeys Γaab=w−1∂bw after renaming the dummy index. The identity follows from the metric-density derivative and its trace formula, both valid for the given smooth metric.

2.1step 1.1F2algebra∎

Since J is C1, [F2] gives ∇aJa=∂aJa+ΓaabJb. Multiplying by w and substituting step 1.1 yields w∇aJa=w∂aJa+(∂aw)Ja=∂a(wJa), by the product rule for C1 functions. Dividing by w>0 proves the stated identity.

Remarks

The published density lemma states its divergence formula for smooth vector fields. This local extension uses exactly the first-derivative coordinate formula and therefore covers the C1 currents required by the finite-slab balance; it does not change the published supplier.

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