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rubecuber
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What is the Einstein-Vlaslov equation? Thanks !
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EINSTEIN-VLASLOV EQUATION (to chriss HILMAN or anyone else who cares)
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Discussion Overview
The discussion centers around the Einstein-Vlaslov equation, specifically seeking clarification and details about its formulation and implications. Participants are exploring its definition and context within the framework of self-gravitating collisionless gases.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- Rubecuber inquires about the nature of the Einstein-Vlaslov equation and expresses doubt about it being a single equation.
- Garth references a specific source that describes the equation as pertaining to a self-gravitating collisionless gas.
- Rubecuber reiterates the request for an explanation or the equation itself, indicating uncertainty about its singularity.
- A later reply advises against addressing posts to specific members to encourage broader participation and corrects the spelling of a name.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants do not appear to have reached a consensus on the specifics of the Einstein-Vlaslov equation, and the discussion remains unresolved regarding its detailed formulation.
Contextual Notes
There is an implicit assumption that the equation may not be singular, but this remains unverified within the discussion.
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Garth
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Do you mean the http://www.emis.famaf.unc.edu.ar/journals/LRG/Articles/lrr-2002-7/node4.html equation?
It describes a self-gravitating collisionless gas.
Garth
It describes a self-gravitating collisionless gas.
Garth
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yes that one
please explain or give me it (if it is a single equation) (which i doubt)
thanks,
rubecuber
please explain or give me it (if it is a single equation) (which i doubt)
thanks,
rubecuber
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cristo
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rubecuber said:
Click on the link in Garth's post.
It's best to not normally address posts to one specific member, since they may not notice it, and it may discourage others from replying. Oh, and if you do address a post to one person; make sure you spell their name correctly!
