Energy-momentum tensor, lagrangian density

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The discussion revolves around difficulties in calculating the energy-momentum tensor and issues with sign errors in the results. The user is attempting to derive a specific equation from a Lagrangian density but is struggling to match the expected outcome. They mention having a photo of their work, although the quality is poor, which complicates the review process. The main focus is on resolving the discrepancies between their calculations and the expected results. Clarification on the correct approach to derive the energy tensor is sought to address the sign problem.
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Homework Statement



I try to calculate the energy tensor, but i can't do it like the article, and i don't know, i have a photo but it don't look very good, sorry for my english, i have a problem with a sign in the result

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In the photos you can see the attemp at a solution
 

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