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Canonical vorticity of a relativistic fluid (ω=d(ϵu♭))

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The canonical vorticity two-form is ωab​=∇a​(ϵub​)−∇b​(ϵua​), with specific enthalpy per particle ϵ. Potential flow ϵua​=∇a​χ has ω=0 for a torsion-free connection. Contracting this identity with ua yields ϵua∇a​ub​=∇b​ϵ−ub​ua∇a​ϵ, the isentropic relativistic Euler equation in signature (+−−−). This canonical condition does not mean the unweighted four-velocity one-form is closed.

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