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Scalar gauge transformations with a background lapse (δg​=δg−Lξ​gˉ​)

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For N=Nˉ(1+Ψ), g0i​=a2∂i​B and spatial scalar convention hij​=a2[(1−2Φ)δij​−2∂i​∂j​E], a passive displacement (ξ0,∂iλ) gives Ψ=Ψ−ξ˙​0−(Nˉ˙/Nˉ)ξ0, B=B+Nˉ2ξ0/a2−λ˙, Φ=Φ+(a˙/a)ξ0 and E=E+λ. These follow from subtracting the background metric Lie derivative.

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