naima
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Hi all,
I began to read this paper :http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/mathphysics/abstracts/ADP-95-11-M28.html"
On page 9 the author foliates spacetime into spatial hypersurfaces, \Sigma_t, labeled by a global time function, t.
for each point of \Sigma^t there is a vector n_\mu orthogonal to it
These vectors generate a flow on spacetime.
Physically what are these curves? are they geodesics?
Have you links using his notations for the intrinsic metric?
thanks.
I began to read this paper :http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/mathphysics/abstracts/ADP-95-11-M28.html"
On page 9 the author foliates spacetime into spatial hypersurfaces, \Sigma_t, labeled by a global time function, t.
for each point of \Sigma^t there is a vector n_\mu orthogonal to it
These vectors generate a flow on spacetime.
Physically what are these curves? are they geodesics?
Have you links using his notations for the intrinsic metric?
thanks.
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