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Use this for questions pertaining to curvature of manifolds. Does not need to be specific to general relativity, but also for curvature of e.g. a Calabi-Yau manifold.
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Where is the Lorentz signature enforced in general relativity?
As a simplified, purely mathematical answer, the signature of the metric is baked into the initial/boundary conditions. First of all note that it cannot change along a smooth enough connected space-ti …
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