The concept of coordinate transformation is fundamental to the theory of differentiable manifolds, which in turn plays a central role in many modern physical theories. The notion of metric extension is also important in these respects. In this short note we provide some simple examples illustrating these concepts, with the intent of alleviating the confusion that often arises in their use. While the examples themselves can be considered unrelated to the theory of general relativity, they have clear implications for the results cited in a number of recent publications dealing with the subject. These implications are discussed
The Classical Coordinate System is geometrical by nature with time being an external variable. Const...
AbstractThe Lorentz transformation involves essentially only two variables, one space and the other ...
It is shown that we can associate classical motions to transformations of coordinate systems.Linear ...
The concept of coordinate transformation is fundamental to the theory of differentiable manifolds, w...
We show that Einstein’s equations for the gravitational field can be derived from an action which is...
In unified field theories with more than four dimensions, the form of the equations of physics in sp...
One of the most used entities in mathematics is the transformation of coordinates, A clear insight i...
The concept and usage of the word 'metric' within General Relativity is briefly described. The early...
The Lorentz transformation involves essentially only two variables, one space and the other time, th...
Where modern formulations of relatively theory use differentiable manifolds to space-time, Einstein ...
It was generally believed that, in general relativity, the fundamental laws of nature should be inva...
A physical metric is constructed as one that gives a coordinate independent result for the time dela...
In a context of special relativity under anisotropy, Burde recently presented in this journal a new ...
Coordinate-based approaches to physical theories remain standard in mainstream physics but are large...
This short letter manifests how Smarandache geometries can be employed in order to extend the “clas...
The Classical Coordinate System is geometrical by nature with time being an external variable. Const...
AbstractThe Lorentz transformation involves essentially only two variables, one space and the other ...
It is shown that we can associate classical motions to transformations of coordinate systems.Linear ...
The concept of coordinate transformation is fundamental to the theory of differentiable manifolds, w...
We show that Einstein’s equations for the gravitational field can be derived from an action which is...
In unified field theories with more than four dimensions, the form of the equations of physics in sp...
One of the most used entities in mathematics is the transformation of coordinates, A clear insight i...
The concept and usage of the word 'metric' within General Relativity is briefly described. The early...
The Lorentz transformation involves essentially only two variables, one space and the other time, th...
Where modern formulations of relatively theory use differentiable manifolds to space-time, Einstein ...
It was generally believed that, in general relativity, the fundamental laws of nature should be inva...
A physical metric is constructed as one that gives a coordinate independent result for the time dela...
In a context of special relativity under anisotropy, Burde recently presented in this journal a new ...
Coordinate-based approaches to physical theories remain standard in mainstream physics but are large...
This short letter manifests how Smarandache geometries can be employed in order to extend the “clas...
The Classical Coordinate System is geometrical by nature with time being an external variable. Const...
AbstractThe Lorentz transformation involves essentially only two variables, one space and the other ...
It is shown that we can associate classical motions to transformations of coordinate systems.Linear ...