# Komar potential and conserved quantities

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I am reading this paper. The aim is to find the conserved quantities (eg. angular momentum) as appears in Eq. (10.5). However, for instance for Einstein Hilbert action, as it appears in Eq. (5.5), there is a correction to equation of motion and Komar potential (corresponding to EH action). They are called $\tilde{\mathcal{E}}_1$ and $\mathcal{U}_1$.

One can see this correction again (to Komar potential) as in Eq. (7.7) which follows from the definition of Eq. (7.6).

We know that one can derive the EoM and Komar potential simply from the variation principle. I am wondering where the corrections are coming from? After Eq. (10.5) authors mention that this correction so called $\bf{B}_{ADM}$ is given by ADM decomposition. But I just can not figure out how.

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