Reductions of Topologically Massive Gravity II: First Order Realizations of Second Order Lagrangians
arXiv:1907.12890 · doi:10.1063/1.5123020
Abstract
Second order degenerate Clèment and Sarıoğlu-Tekin Lagrangians are casted into forms of various first order Lagrangians. Hamiltonian analysis of these equivalent formalisms are performed by means of Dirac-Bergmann constraint algorithm.
arXiv comment35 pages
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