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Textbook 2020Latest editioning not only the physical principles and applications of the theory, but also the mathematics needed, in particular the calculus of differential forms..Updated throughout, the book contains more detailed explanations and extended discussions of several conceptual points, and strengthened mathematica

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Vectors, Tensors and Forms,tric covariant tensors. This antisymmetric tensor formalism is most effective when we introduce an orthonormal basis field. Using an orthonormal basis co-moving with an observer, i.e. where the time-like vector is equal to the 4-velocity of the observer, simplifies the physical interpretation of the calculations.

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Covariant Differentiation,quation. Since gravity is not reckoned as a force in the general theory of relativity “free particles” in this theory correspond to particles acted upon by gravity in Newton’s theory. The fundamental equations of electromagnetism in form language are also presented in this chapter.

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,Newton’s Theory of Gravitation,ng a discussion of tidal forces. Then we give a presentation of the main conceptual foundation of the general theory of relativity, emphasizing the principle of equivalence and the principle of relativity.