For the Alcubierre metric, the energy density seen by Eulerian observers is non-positive everywhere and strictly negative wherever the shape function varies off-axis, so the weak and dominant energy conditions are violated.
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Tried to show the claim says more than its spans do. The claim attributes the negative energy density to Eulerian observers, and the quote itself does not name them — it says only 'this expression is everywhere negative'. Checked the extracted context_before: it reads 'uses the fact that the four-velocity of the Eulerian observers is given by: then one can show that these observers will see an energy density given by:', so the attribution is present in the source immediately before the span and is not imported by the claim. Also checked 'everywhere negative' against the quote verbatim rather than paraphrased. No overreach found.
Recomputed the sign claim from the equation instead of from prose about the equation. pdb-canon strips mathematics, so the corpus copy reads 'these observers will see an energy density given by:' followed by nothing; the expression was lifted from corpus/S-0002/body.tex and checked symbolically. It is -(1/8pi)(v_s^2 rho^2)/(4 r_c^2)(df/dr_s)^2: every varying factor appears squared, so the density is NON-POSITIVE everywhere, and it is exactly ZERO at rho = 0 (the axis of motion) and wherever df/dr_s = 0, which is both inside and outside the bubble wall for any shape function flat there. The claim said 'everywhere-negative'. That is the paper's own wording and the equation does not support it. The energy-condition violation itself stands, because a strictly negative density anywhere is enough to violate WEC and DEC.