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Higher (second) order gauge invariant perturbation theory - RESCEU

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III. Gauge <strong>invariant</strong> variables<br />

metric <strong>perturbation</strong> : metric on PS : , metric on BGS :<br />

metric expansion :<br />

Our general framework of the <strong>second</strong>-<strong>order</strong> <strong>gauge</strong> <strong>invariant</strong><br />

<strong>perturbation</strong> <strong>theory</strong> was based on a single assumption.<br />

linear <strong>order</strong> (assumption) :<br />

Suppose that the linear <strong>order</strong> <strong>perturbation</strong><br />

is decomposed as<br />

so that the variable and are the <strong>gauge</strong> <strong>invariant</strong> and the<br />

<strong>gauge</strong> variant parts of , respectively.<br />

These variables are transformed as<br />

under the <strong>gauge</strong> transformation .<br />

Recently, this assumption has been justified on generic BGS.<br />

In cosmological <strong>perturbation</strong>s, we may choose as<br />

(longitudinal <strong>gauge</strong>, J. Bardeen (1980))<br />

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