Space, Time, Matter

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Cosimo, Inc., 01.06.2007 - 350 Seiten
 

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EUCLIDEAN SPACE ITS MATHEMATICAL FORM AND ITS RÔLE IN PHYSICS 1 Derivation of the Elementary Conceptions of Space from that...
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Foundations of Affine Geometry
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Conception of ndimensional Geometry Linear Algebra Quadratic Forms
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Foundations of Metrical Geometry
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Tensors
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Tensor Algebra Examples
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7 Symmetrical Properties of Tensors
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Tensor Analysis Stresses
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RELATIVITY OF SPACE AND TIME 19 Galileis and Newtons Principle of Relativity
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Electrodynamics of Varying Fields Lorentzs Theorem of Relativity
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Einsteins Principle of Relativity
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Relativistic Geometry Kinematics and Optics
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Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies
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Mechanics of the Principle of Relativity
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Mass and Energy
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Mies Theory
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The Stationary Electromagnetic Field
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Note on NonEuclidean Geometry
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Riemanns Geometry
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Riemanns Geometry continued Dynamical View of Metrics
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Tensors and Tensordensities in an Arbitrary Manifold
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Affinely Connected Manifolds
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Curvature
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Metrical Space
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Remarks on the Special Case of Riemanns Space
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Space Metrics from the Point of View of the Theory of Groups CHAPTER III
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Relativity of Motion Metrical Field and Gravitation
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Einsteins Fundamental Law of Gravitation
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Stationary Gravitational Field Relationship with Experience
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Gravitational Waves
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Further Rigorous Solutions of the Statical Problem of Gravitation
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Energy of Gravitation Laws of Conservation
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World Metrics as the Origin of Electromagnetic Phenomena
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Application of the Simplest Principle of Action Fundamental
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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES
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INDEX
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