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Exact geometric electrovac normalization

Statement

Let (M,g,N,o), F, κ, μ0, α and F=αF be as in SI and geometrized Einstein–Maxwell parameters, with curvature tensors defined by The Riemann curvature operator and the derived Ricci, scalar and Einstein tensors. Let Λ∈R be a constant. Define the quadratic tensor

Qab(g,F):=FacFbc−14gabFcdFcd,

where indices are raised with g−1. Then the following equations for the same metric and two-form are equivalent:

Gab(g)+Λgab=κμ0Qab(g,F),

Gab(g)+Λgab=2Qab(g,F),

Ric⁡ab(g)−Λgab=2Qab(g,F).

These are algebraic equivalences between tensor equations. No Maxwell equation, matter model, limiting procedure or physical solution is assumed.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The smooth Lorentzian geometry and positive parameters of SI and geometrized Einstein–Maxwell parameters, a smooth real two-form F, and the curvature convention of The Riemann curvature operator and the derived Ricci, scalar and Einstein tensors. The inherited geometric setup carries ACω as in [A1]; this finite tensor calculation uses no further choice.

[F1]

The geometric normalization has ε0=(μ0c2)−1, κ=8πG/c4, α2=κ/(2μ0), and F=αF. (SI and geometrized Einstein–Maxwell parameters)

[F2]

The curvature convention defines Gab=Ric⁡ab−12Sgab and S=gabRic⁡ab on the four-dimensional Lorentzian manifold. (The Riemann curvature operator and the derived Ricci, scalar and Einstein tensors)

[A1]

The only inherited choice assumption is Countable Choice ACω, stated as choosing one element from each set in a countable family of nonempty sets. (The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω))

Proof

1.1givenF2A1algebra

Contracting the displayed definition of Q gives gabQab=FacFac−14(gabgab)FcdFcd=FcdFcd−FcdFcd=0, because the metric dimension is four. Thus Q is trace-free.

1.2givenF1algebra

Each term of Q(g,F) contains exactly two factors linear in F, so for every scalar s, Q(g,sF)=s2Q(g,F). In particular, Q(g,F)=α2Q(g,F).

2.1F1step 1.2algebra

Since 2α2=κ/μ0 by [F1], the right-hand side (κ/μ0)Q(g,F) equals 2Q(g,F); replacing it in the first equation proves equivalence of the first two equations in both directions.

2.2F2step 1.1algebra

By [F2], tracing the second equation gives −S+4Λ=0, since gabGab=S−12(4)S=−S and the right-hand side is trace-free by step 1.1. Hence S=4Λ.

3.1F2step 1.1step 2.2algebra∎

Substituting S=4Λ into Gab+Λgab gives Ric⁡ab−2Λgab+Λgab=Ric⁡ab−Λgab, proving the second equation implies the third. Conversely, tracing the third equation and using step 1.1 gives S−4Λ=0; substituting this into Gab recovers the second equation.

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