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Physics, 04.10.2019 21:30 khaylaperry

In our index notation a', b and ckm represent a vector, a one-form and a tensor in some cartesian coordinate system. as usual, the metric tensor is denoted by g for each of the following geometric objects represented in index notation, identify the free indices, how many components the object has and what kind of tensor it is a) a bi b) gkbk d) a'b e) gkb& cim

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