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The trace formulas yield the inverse metric formula

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arxiv math-ph/9805006 v4 pith:XHLE7APL submitted 1998-05-06 math-ph gr-qchep-thmath.MPmath.RAmath.SP

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keywords formulatracecoefficientsformulasinversemetricoperatorpolynomial
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It is a well-known fact that the first and last non-trivial coefficients of the characteristic polynomial of a linear operator are respectively its trace and its determinant. This work shows how to compute recursively all the coefficients as polynomial functions in the traces of successive powers of the operator. With the aid of Cayley-Hamilton's theorem the trace formulas provide a rational formula for the resolvent kernel and an operator-valued null identity for each finite dimension of the underlying vector space. The 4-dimensional resolvent formula allows an algebraic solution of the inverse metric problem in general relativity.

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