theorem 43.3 Equivalence of the two variable sets

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theorem 43.3: Equivalence of the two variable sets43.3definition 43.2: Einstein–Hilbert action43.2definition 13.122: Vielbein13.122proposition 13.158: The connection determined by vielbein and torsion13.158proposition 44.13: First-order variation in vielbein-form variables44.13proof : ch:02-geometric-formulation@proof-3proofdefinition 26.40: The 3+1 decomposition26.40definition 13.117: Metric tensor of signature (p,q)13.117equation 13.1: eq:mfd-eta13.1proposition 13.123: Local Lorentz freedom13.123theorem 13.156: Cartan structure equations13.156equation 13.266: eq:mfd-anholonomy13.266theorem 13.150: Levi-Civita connection and contorsion13.150proof : ch:11-manifolds-tensors-curvature@proof-47proofproof : ch:03-einstein-field-equations@proof-7proof

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