Wald and Zoupas' work on conserved quantities in diffeomorphism invariant theories provides a foundational understanding of how these quantities are defined and utilized. In particular, expression (33) in Section IV of their article is crucial for grasping the underlying logic of conserved quantities. The discussion emphasizes the importance of clarity in understanding specific components of this expression, which is essential for applying the concepts effectively in theoretical physics.
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qinglong.1397 said:I cannot really understand the logic of this expression