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Basic Ideas of General Relativity,ryone knows intuitively what a curved . is, or rather, what it looks like, people are often puzzled how this idea can be generalized to three or even higher dimensions. This is mainly because they cannot visualize a four-space in which the three-space can . bent. So let us first of all try to unders

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Formal Development of General Relativity,eral tensors. Moreover, no idea of the flavor of actual work in GR can be conveyed without at least . examples of tensors in action. If he wishes, however, the reader may skim lightly over the present section and only refer back to it as need arises.

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Cosmology,oney, he can understand all there is beyond the stars. He believes that he sees here on earth and in its vicinity a fair exhibition of nature’s laws and objects, and that nothing new looms “up there” that cannot be explained, predicted, or extrapolated from knowledge gained “down here.” He believes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98804-1tere Generation hat so etwas weder geh?rt noch gesagt. Die Frage irritiert. Da soll offenbar noch etwas anderes geschehen als die blo?e übernahme einer Aufgabe. Ungef?hr bis 1960 hatten Aufgaben und Rollen die Struktur objektiver Vorgaben. Die einzige Frage war, ob man soviel F?higkeiten hatte und a