How to Prove ##\bar{h}=-h## for the Given Tensor?

In summary: Not necessarily,after contraction you getηijηij=η00η00+η11η11+η22η22+η33η33,all others are zero,right.now this is =(1*1)+(-1*-1)+(-1*-1)+(-1*-1)=4,it does not depend on your signature.you can take as well as(-,+,+,+).Thanks a lot andrien.
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nikhilb1997
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From the tensor, ##\bar{h}^{ij}=h^{ij}-1/2\eta^{ij}h##
Where, h=##h^i_i##,
Prove that ##\bar{h}=-h##,
Where, ##\bar{h}=\bar{h}^i_i##
 
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nikhilb1997 said:
From the tensor, ##\bar{h}^{ij}=h^{ij}-1/2\eta^{ij}h##
Where, ##h=h^i_i## ,
Prove that ##\bar{h}=-h##,
Where, ##\bar{h}=\bar{h}^i_i##
 
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just contract both sides with ηij.
 
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andrien said:
just contract both sides with ηij.
I tried it but I guess I made a mistake since I got h(bar) on the left side and on the right side I got h-1/2h. Please help.
 
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nikhilb1997 said:
I tried it but I guess I made a mistake since I got h(bar) on the left side and on the right side I got h-1/2h. Please help.
No,you get on the right side h-(1/2)(4)h=h-2h=-h,can you verify it?
 
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andrien said:
No,you get on the right side h-(1/2)(4)h=h-2h=-h,can you verify it?

I had to find the absolute value of the ##n_{ij}## matrix. Is this is where I went wrong. Thank you very much
 
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nikhilb1997 said:
I had to find the absolute value of the ##n_{ij}## matrix. Is this is where I went wrong. Thank you very much
Not necessarily,after contraction you get
ηijηij00η0011η11
22η2233η33,
all others are zero,right.now this is =(1*1)+(-1*-1)+(-1*-1)+(-1*-1)=4,it does not depend on your signature.you can take as well as(-,+,+,+).
 
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Thanks a lot andrien.
 

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