vectors, one-forms and gradients

mathwonk

i guess if you can argue that the metric is somehow natural then a vector that uses the metric t be viewed as a covector is somehow naturllly a covector.

but if you have ametric there is essentillyno difference between a vector and a covector. but metrics are not so natural.

mathwonk Recognitions: Homework Help Science Advisor	i guess if you can argue that the metric is somehow natural then a vector that uses the metric t be viewed as a covector is somehow naturllly a covector. but if you have ametric there is essentillyno difference between a vector and a covector. but metrics are not so natural.