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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? added 10 characters in body |
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answered | How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? |
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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? great! thanks for that. Since I already worked it out ted's way, i'll compare it to your way to make sure I got the right answer. |
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Jan 25 |
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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? I think one of your g^(-1) 's should just be g, but everything else looks good. Very helpful! |
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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? Thanks, I think that helps. I can check my answer against a specific metric once I'm done to see if I messed up (hopefully). I think the only thing missing is how to interpret g^(-1)*h raised to some power, but I can use trial and error I guess. Thanks alot for your help! |
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Jan 25 |
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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? wait... how to I calculate the power series of ln(g+h) (expanded in powers of h) for g and h both matrices? |
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Jan 25 |
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How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? that might be just what I need. I'll see if it works. |
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asked | How do I calculate the perturbations to the metric determinant? |
