On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 02:48:40 EDT M.W. Evans once more felt it be necessary to give (repeat) a "proof" of his "Evans Lemma".
We quote the essential part of that "proof" starting with
o qaλ = ∂μ (Γνμλ qaν − ωaμb qbλ) (8)
Now define
R = qλa ∂μ
(Γνμλ qaν
− ωaμb qbλ)
(9)
(Note that all indices here are dummy (or umbral) indices.)
and use
qaλ qλa = 1
(10)
This is one of Evans' favorite errors: The left hand expression is the trace of the 4×4 unit
matrix and thus has the value 4.
However, regardless if 1 or 4, what follows now is another
wrong step that Evans applies in hopeless situations: He wants to resolve Eq.(9) for
the expressions
Qaλ := ∂μ
(Γνμλ qaν
− ωaμb qbλ)
which appear on the right hand side of Eq.(8).
So he multiplies Eq.(9) by qaλ hoping that so the factor
qλa in Eq.(9)
would be compensated and removed due to Eq.(10).
Therefore Evans' conclusion is a fallacy.
And there is no hope to correct that error: Eq.(9) is one linear equation for 16 unknowns
which - as is well-known - cannot uniquely be resolved for the 16 unknowns
Qaλ.
(i) The Eqs. (46-47) are invalid for using a non-existing 3-index
Î-tensor in 4D, see
http://www2.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~bruhn/Evans3indEtensor.html
(ii) Equ.(74) falsely attributed to Bruhn can originally be found in Evans GCUFT book vol.1
as Eq.(1.59):
In the first part of this book (Chap.2 - 7) Evans uses the version (1.59).
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However, this operation would require free indices a and λ
which both are dummies.
The proof of his Evans Lemma is wrong.
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