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Null condition (g(k,k)=0)

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The null condition for a nonzero vector k in a Lorentzian metric is g(k,k)=0. Applied to the tangent of a curve it makes the curve a null curve. Nullity alone does not imply the geodesic equation; an additional zero or tangent-parallel covariant acceleration is required.

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