Schwarzschild affine connection

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The discussion revolves around finding the affine connection for the Schwarzschild metric, with participants clarifying that this refers to the Christoffel symbols. A link to a resource containing relevant equations is provided, but it is noted that the material may be challenging to understand due to its complexity. An alternative suggestion is made to search for a more accessible version on arXiv. Participants express gratitude for the shared resources. The conversation highlights the need for clear references in advanced topics like general relativity.
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Hi all!
Anyone knows where to find, online or on a book, the affine connection for the schwarzschild metric?
Thanks
 
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Do you mean the Christoffel symbols?
 
Yep...
 
http://www.lightandmatter.com/html_books/genrel/ch05/ch05.html#Section5.2
 
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thanks all
 
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