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Graduate Metric with Harmonic Coefficient and General Relativity
Is there any possible implies or interest to use in general relativity a metric whose coefficients are harmonic functions? What is the meaning (physical) if the stress-energy tensor (Tij ) has the components that are harmonic functions?- Alexander Pigazzini
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Graduate Metric with Harmonic Coefficient and General Relativity
Goodmorning everyone, is there any implies to use in general relativity a metric whose coefficients are harmonic functions? For example in (1+1)-dimensions, is there any implies for using a metric ds2=E(du2+dv2) with E a harmonic function? In (1+1)-dimensions is well-know that the Einstein...- Alexander Pigazzini
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