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kent davidge
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When deriving the Killing Equation, one ends up with a term ##g_{\mu \nu, \rho} V^\rho## where ##V## is the Killing Vector. This terms is often set to zero. Why?
I see no motivation for demanding that the derivative of the metric coefficients vanish.
I see no motivation for demanding that the derivative of the metric coefficients vanish.