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"Large" diffeomorphisms in general relativity
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Mar2-11, 03:55 PM
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tom.stoer
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"Large" diffeomorphisms in general relativity
I think 1) is irrelevant as we know that the embedding of T² in R³ does itself change the metric; T² admits a flat metric, but the embedding in R³ does not. So 1) is an artefact of the embedding.