Here we will work on Equation (58) of the text, the one
that will become the equation that determines
, in order to put
it in final form for further analysis. That equation is written as
| (124) |
We will now work, in turn, on the right-hand and left-hand sides of this
equation. Using the results obtained in the text for
,
and
, we can write the right-hand side as
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| (125) |
For convenience in the manipulations that follow afterward, we may write the final form of this equation as
| (126) |
As one can see, this involves the function
, its derivative
, and the parameters
and
. Using again the
results obtained in the text for the relevant quantities, we can now write
the left-hand side of our
component equation as
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(127) |
Some simplifications can now be made, so that we may write that
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(128) |
Using the expressions for the left-hand and right-hand sides we may now
write for the
component of the field equation,
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Some of the terms now cancel off, and passing all the remaining terms to the left-hand side we are left with
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(130) |
One can see that some more terms will cancel off. For convenience we will
write this equation with an extra overall factor of
, as
| (131) |
so that it is now ready for the further manipulations made in the text.