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    Supports→The Hamiltonian (scalar) constraint is related to the lapse function.

    The Hamiltonian constraint is responsible for pushing data off the initial surface.

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    When one attempts to write general relativity down in this way, one has to contend with the existence of constraints on the canonical variables that are inherited from the diffeomorphism invariance of the spacetime formulation of the theory. The single tensorial equation that we see in standard presentations of the Einstein field equations is translated into 10 scalar equations in the canonical formulation, with constraints accounting for four of these equations (the remaining six are genuine ev

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