Is K in Bondi K Calculus Constant Due to Homogeneity and Isotropy of Spacetime?

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The discussion centers on the constancy of the K parameter in Bondi K calculus, asserting that it is influenced by the homogeneity and isotropy of spacetime rather than solely by the homogeneity of time. Participants emphasize that both conditions are necessary to establish the constancy of K, highlighting the interconnectedness of these concepts in the context of general relativity.

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so would you say that k in bondi k calculus is constant because of homogenity of time?
 
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I don't think "homogeneity of time" is sufficient.
You'll probably need the "homogeneity and isotropy of spacetime".
 

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