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1. Homework Statement
Prove the following-
\kappa^2=-1/2(\bigtriangledown_{\mu}V_{\nu})(\bigtriangledown^{\mu}V^{\nu})
Given, the following,
\chi^{\lambda}\bigtriangledown_{\lambda}\chi^{\nu}=-\kappa\chi^{\nu}
\bigtriangledown_{(\mu}\chi_{\nu)}=0
\chi_{[\mu}\bigtriangledown_{\nu}\chi_{\theta]}=0
\kappa^2=-1/2(\bigtriangledown_{\mu}V_{\nu})(\bigtriangledown^{\mu}V^{\nu})
\chi^{\lambda}\bigtriangledown_{\lambda}\chi^{\nu}=-\kappa\chi^{\nu}
\bigtriangledown_{(\mu}\chi_{\nu)}=0
\chi_{[\mu}\bigtriangledown_{\nu}\chi_{\theta]}=03. The Attempt at a Solution
I do not know how to start as the equation to prove has a raised covariant derivative. I tried to use the metric to lower it but I got stuck at how the metric would affect the equation. So please help.
Prove the following-
\kappa^2=-1/2(\bigtriangledown_{\mu}V_{\nu})(\bigtriangledown^{\mu}V^{\nu})
Given, the following,
\chi^{\lambda}\bigtriangledown_{\lambda}\chi^{\nu}=-\kappa\chi^{\nu}
\bigtriangledown_{(\mu}\chi_{\nu)}=0
\chi_{[\mu}\bigtriangledown_{\nu}\chi_{\theta]}=0
Homework Equations
\kappa^2=-1/2(\bigtriangledown_{\mu}V_{\nu})(\bigtriangledown^{\mu}V^{\nu})
\chi^{\lambda}\bigtriangledown_{\lambda}\chi^{\nu}=-\kappa\chi^{\nu}
\bigtriangledown_{(\mu}\chi_{\nu)}=0
\chi_{[\mu}\bigtriangledown_{\nu}\chi_{\theta]}=03. The Attempt at a Solution
I do not know how to start as the equation to prove has a raised covariant derivative. I tried to use the metric to lower it but I got stuck at how the metric would affect the equation. So please help.