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A theory that describes how matter interacts dynamically with the geometry of space and time. It was first published by Einstein in 1915 and is currently used to study the structure and evolution of the universe, as well as having practical applications like GPS.
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A question on spin algebra
In scattering theory, one can form a lorentz invariant quantity by $\epsilon_{\mu 1 2\nu}P^{\mu}_{1}P^{\nu}_{2}$ which is really $1\otimes 1$ 's spin 0 state. Is there such a kind of argument to show …
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A question on 1 form [closed]
If $d\,\sigma=0$ and $\sigma$ is non trivially with basis' coefficient 0, then $\sigma$ is a exterior derivative of a scalar function. I knew $d^{2} =0$. So it seems that all I am quoting is that $d^{ …
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freedom of choice of 1-form in canonical representation of generic local field corresponds t...
So it is a question in Gravitation Wheeler, Thorne and Misner 4.2 Exercise. Given F=$dp_{i}\wedge dq^{i}$. Using canonical transformation from p to $\bar{p}$ and q to $\bar{q}$, one gets $\bar{F}$=$d\ …
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