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What is the definition of "general covariance"?
What is the definition of "general covariance"?
Is it sufficient for a theory to be written only in terms of tensors for it to be generally covariant? Is it necessary for a theory to be able to be written solely in terms of tensors for it to qualify as generally covariant?
What is the definition of "general covariance"?
Is it sufficient for a theory to be written only in terms of tensors for it to be generally covariant? Is it necessary for a theory to be able to be written solely in terms of tensors for it to qualify as generally covariant?
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