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Hello,
When each component of the stress-Energy tensor is divided by a mass density, the result is a tensor object in which each component has the same units as velocity squared. I am trying to imagine whether it is possible to make sense of this as an independent object i.e. without reference to the stress-energy tensor. The fact that I have never heard of such an object leads me to wonder whether besides the obvious challenge in conceptualizing such a quantity there are any other problems which would render it non- sensical as a stand-alone object? Armin |
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