10.38.3 Can you answer these questions?

10.38.3.1 Why does Gather behaves this way?
10.38.3.2 How to Substitute a Metric into a Variation of the Action in Mathematica to Obtain Field Equations?
10.38.3.3 Is there a way to give an analytical result to the following integral?
10.38.3.1 Why does Gather behaves this way?

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I wrote the following: 
 Z = {{1, 3}, {3, 2}, {4, 1}, {2, 4}}; 
Gather[Z, IntersectingQ[#1, #2] &] 
 
This yields: 
... 
[gathering]
 
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10.38.3.2 How to Substitute a Metric into a Variation of the Action in Mathematica to Obtain Field Equations?

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I have already calculated the variation of an action for a modified gravitational theory, and now I want to substitute a specific metric (e.g., the Schwarzschild metric) into this variation in ... 
[mathematical-optimization] [replacement] [algebraic-manipulation] [tensors]
 
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10.38.3.3 Is there a way to give an analytical result to the following integral?

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I hope to obtain the analytical result of  gg[r] . Is there a way to give an analytical result to the following integral of function ... 
[differential-equations] [calculus-and-analysis]
 
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