Lorentz connection: localized so(3,1) #
dim(connection) = dim so(3,1) × spacetime dim = 6 × 4 = 24
Curvature: Lie bracket of connection components #
Localizing the Lorentz symmetry introduces a connection ω : I4 → so(3,1). The curvature F_{μν} = [ω_μ, ω_ν] ∈ so(3,1) is the Riemann curvature.
Curvature of Lorentz connection = Lie bracket of components
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- FUST.Physics.Gravity.curvature ω μ ν = ⁅ω μ, ω ν⁆
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Curvature is antisymmetric: F_{μν} = -F_{νμ}
Curvature stays in so(3,1): [so(3,1), so(3,1)] ⊆ so(3,1)
Curvature preserves the Minkowski form (inherits from so(3,1))
Bianchi identity from Jacobi identity #
The algebraic Bianchi identity ∇{[μ} F{νρ]} = 0 is the Jacobi identity of the Lie algebra so(3,1) applied to connection components.
Dζ → so(3,1) connection: algebraic 3+1 decomposition #
Dζ decomposes into (AF_coeff_eq, Φ_S_rank_three): Φ_A: 1 AF channel (temporal, AF_coeff = 2i√3) Φ_S: 3 SY sub-operators (spatial, rank 3) This determines I4 = Fin 1 ⊕ Fin 3 and indexes ω : I4 → so(3,1).
Φ_A eigenvalue on z^s: σ_{Diff6+Diff2-Diff4}(s)
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Φ_S eigenvalue on z^s: σ_{2·Diff5+Diff3+μ·Diff2}(s)
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Dζ eigenvalue: λ(s) = 6·Φ_S(s) + 2i√3·Φ_A(s) #
The Dζ eigenvalue on z^s (for active modes s ≡ 1,5 mod 6) is a single complex number. Re = 6·Φ_S, Im = 2√3·Φ_A. The mass invariant uses Re²-Im².
Dζ eigenvalue real part: 6·Φ_S(s)
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Dζ eigenvalue imaginary part: 2√3·Φ_A(s)
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Temporal (Fin 1) + spatial (Fin 3) = I4, matching Dζ channel structure
Connection space dim = |I4| × dim so(3,1) = 4 × 6 = 24
Minkowski metric, Riemann/Ricci/Einstein tensors, vacuum EFE #
Minkowski metric η_{μν} = diag(1,-1,-1,-1)
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- FUST.Physics.Gravity.η μ ν = LieAlgebra.Orthogonal.indefiniteDiagonal (Fin 1) (Fin 3) ℝ μ ν
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Tr(η²) = dim(spacetime) = 4
Riemann tensor #
R^ρ_{σμν} := (curvature ω μ ν).val ρ σ
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- FUST.Physics.Gravity.riemann ω μ ν ρ σ = ↑(FUST.Physics.Gravity.curvature ω μ ν) ρ σ
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Riemann antisymmetry: R^ρ_{σμν} = -R^ρ_{σνμ}
Flat connection → zero Riemann
Ricci tensor, scalar curvature, Einstein tensor #
Ric_{μν} = Σ_ρ R^ρ_{μρν}
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- FUST.Physics.Gravity.ricci ω μ ν = ∑ ρ : FUST.Physics.Lorentz.I4, FUST.Physics.Gravity.riemann ω ρ ν ρ μ
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R = Σ_{μν} η^{μν} Ric_{μν}
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G_{μν} = Ric_{μν} - (1/2) η_{μν} R
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- FUST.Physics.Gravity.einstein ω μ ν = FUST.Physics.Gravity.ricci ω μ ν - 1 / 2 * FUST.Physics.Gravity.η μ ν * FUST.Physics.Gravity.scalarCurvature ω
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Flat connection satisfies vacuum EFE #
Vacuum Einstein equations: constant connections satisfy G_{μν} = 0