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#111
July 24th 06
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New Inductance
Phat Bytestard wrote: On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 16:00:12 GMT, "The Real Chris" Gave us: They are represented by indicies Tijkl is a tensor with ... well to draw it would require hyerspace. Those symbols were called the Christoffel symbols because I'm Chris. No... you are Christawful. The only symbols you come up with are christawful symbols. To give Chris a bit of latitude, IIRC the covariant derivative of the Christoffel is a 4th rank tensor, so I didn't call him on Tijkl, correct me if I'm wrong. Ken 
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