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December 5, 2014Classical and Quantum Gravity8 citations

The gauge structure of strong coupling gravity

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MNM. Niedermaier

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In the limit of infinite Newton constant the dimensional Einstein–Hilbert action reduces to that of a nonlinear sigma-model where spatial points are coupled merely by shift terms giving rise to a diffeomorphism constraint. The full group of diffeomorphisms is shown to act non-tensorially as a gauge group on the action and the field equations. This is used to establish the admissibility as a gauge condition of the combined constant mean curvature (CMC) and zero shift conditions for spatially closed hypersurfaces. This 'CMC gauge' eventually allows for a concise isolation of the gauge invariant and physical degrees of freedoms. Here we utilize the CMC gauge to obtain a complete set of dynamical fields which are invariant under all gauge transformations but time independent spatial diffeomorphisms.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1e358b424b83c5853251d1https://doi.org/10.1088/0264-9381/32/1/015007
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