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Linearized vacuum Einstein equations (Gμν(1)​[h]=0)

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The source-free Linearized Einstein equations. For a metric perturbation about the Minkowski metric, imposing the Lorenz gauge in linearized gravity reduces them to □hμν​=0 together with ∂μhˉμν​=0, where hˉ is the trace-reversed metric perturbation. A linearized coordinate gauge transformation preserves G(1)[h]=0, while preserving the imposed gauge additionally requires its generator to satisfy the wave equation.

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