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Tensors for relativity:
http://www.teorfys.uu.se/people/minahan/Courses/SR/tensors.pdf
http://www.teorfys.uu.se/people/minahan/Courses/SR/tensors.pdf
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Varnick said:Excellently timed, as I finish learning - and writing a VERY brief introduction to - tensors and general relativity. Thank you very much.
V
EDIT: The paper is unaccredited, if I were to use it in my work, who/what should I cite?
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