Actually, I have been bogged down in "Petrov Classification" for several weeks. Now, I have understand some aspects of this issue, but far from a clear understanding I strive for. Many G.R books do not make it very clear. My professor recommend Landau's The Classical Theory of Fields. But I don't think Landau's fits me very much, although I have understand some aspects of Petrov Classification of Landau's.Bill_K said:yicong, This was a US Air Force document issued when Pirani was working at Wright-Patterson. I'm not surprised it is hard to locate a copy. I thought I had a copy myself but can't find it. By now it's very much out of date, of course, and I would think that any important results in it will have been published elsewhere. Is there something specific in it you're looking for?
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