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A Euclidean conformal transformation is a coordinate map whose Jacobian preserves angles:
∂xμ∂xρ​∂xν∂xσ​δρσ​=Ω(x)2δμν​.
(1)
For xμ=xμ+δϵμ+O(δ2), its left side is
δμν​+δ(∂μ​ϵν​+∂ν​ϵμ​)+O(δ2).
(2)
Taking the trace identifies the infinitesimal scale change as 2∂⋅ϵ/d. The traceless part must vanish, giving the conformal Killing equation
∂μ​ϵν​+∂ν​ϵμ​=d2​(∂⋅ϵ)δμν​​.
(3)
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