Notes: Near-identity transformations to split fast and slow motion
The name near-identity transformation (NIT) is just shorthand for a specific application of perturbation theory—one which is particularly useful in dynamical...
The name near-identity transformation (NIT) is just shorthand for a specific application of perturbation theory—one which is particularly useful in dynamical...
How to do the STF multipole expansion of the magnetic potential and field (it’s been on my TODO list for a while)
So you have a function in terms of a continued fraction, and you want to compute its derivative…
The generalized harmonic formulation can be derived by adding a gauge-fixing term to the Einstein-Hilbert action
Sometimes in a numerical method, you need to be able to continuously turn a calculation on or off in space or time.
Integrability conditions when trying to solve for a conformal factor
Here to save you some algebra and column-inches
An identity between vector commutation coefficients and coframe connection coefficients
These three objects form a superalgebra! Whoa!
When can you integrate-by-parts with Lie derivatives?
Special thanks to Ben Mares for coming up with this identity.
There is a nice 4-dimensional Weyl identity that I can never seem to remember off the top of my head; so I decided I need to write this note so I don’t have ...
The Weyl decomposition, further splitting into E/B, and computing in terms of 3+1 objects
In an effort to keep myself organized, I decided I should type up some notes I have laying around.