Does anyone know which paper that this figure come from?

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Start date Jul 1, 2014
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The figure in question is from the paper titled "Three little pieces for computer and relativity" by Luciano Rezzolla. The original poster lost access to the paper but retained the figure. A suggestion was made to perform a Google image search to locate the source. The identification of the paper was confirmed by another user. This discussion highlights the importance of image searches in academic research.

Jul 1, 2014

mhob

I was impressive with that paper but someone has deleted it from my computer, left only this figure from it.

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Jul 1, 2014

Doc Al

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Do a Google search on the image and it will lead you right to the source. Looks like "Three little pieces for computer and relativity" by Luciano Rezzolla.

Jul 1, 2014

mhob

Iz rite! Thanks a lot.

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