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tionis
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I've PMd some of you with this question, but I got some conflicting replies or no replies at all lol, so I'm posting it here. I also did a Google search and found this which I'm almost sure answers my question, but I just want to confirm with you guys:
''In general, scalar fields are referred to as tensor fields of rank or order zero whereas vector fields are called tensor fields of rank or order one.''
Since the Higgs is a scalar field, I guess it's a tensor field of rank 0, too. Is that correct?
''In general, scalar fields are referred to as tensor fields of rank or order zero whereas vector fields are called tensor fields of rank or order one.''
Since the Higgs is a scalar field, I guess it's a tensor field of rank 0, too. Is that correct?