Minkowski metric in spherical coords.

Spinny · Feb 9, 2006

Never mind, I just discovered my mistake...

Norman Albers · Apr 28, 2007

spherical forms

Yo, Spinny, What are you doing? I have been trying to unravel this for more than a month, as I need to represent the Minkowski tensor's magnetic entries which I have generated in spheric form. My electron model presumes an A_phi, which I can decompose in the <x,y> plane, but my goal now is to put them through the Reissner-Nordstrom spherical solution. Nowhere I've looked details this.

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