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I would say, in short, tensors aren't matrices and don't follow the same rules. For example, ##g_{ab}x^ax^b## is a perfectly valid...
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From SEP on Many-Worlds (written by Vaidman):
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By "local" here is meant "free of action-at-a-distance", which, if you unpack further based on what's said in section 9 of the paper...
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Bell on Bell’s theorem: The changing face of nonlocality Harvey R Brown, Christopher G Timpson https://arxiv.org/abs/1501.03521 So here...
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Can you give any specific references?
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Oct 6, 2025
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Why will this be the case?
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Thanks, these are helpful.
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Is the variation of the metric ##\delta g_{\mu\nu}## a tensor?
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Yes, and this is the relativity forum, not one of the math forums, so physics sloppiness wins out here. :cool:
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I think @JimWhoKnew was assuming the presence of a metric, which gives you a natural mapping between the different vector spaces that...
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Is the variation of the metric ##\delta g_{\mu\nu}## a tensor?
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Only in the presence of a metric, so that you can use it to freely raise and lower indexes. Otherwise those are three different...
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Possibly of interest: Albert, David Z. (2025) NOTES ON JACOB BARANDES’ VERSION OF QUANTUM MECHANICS. - Preprint...
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Synchronizing clocks in an inertial frame if light is anisotropic
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Terminology for things like this is problematic, because it invites confusion both ways. "KE relative to the detector" sounds like it's...
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An invariant while crossing the horizon
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Yes. No. The value of the metric parameter ##m## at that event is an invariant. It doesn't depend on any "point of view". No, we...
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I believe it depends on the Anderson parameter ##\kappa##, yes. If I've done the math right, a pair of Lorentz frame velocities ##v##...
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