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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Relativity / January 2007the art of tensors
most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have no idea what a tensor stands for when you do tensor you automatcly do discretization, then doing it you lose simultaneity, then it makes no sense using it in relativity as tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant be > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > no idea what a tensor stands for > > when you do tensor you automatcly do discretization, then doing it > you lose simultaneity, then it makes no sense using it in relativity as > tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant be I have a tensor lamp to sell. It's very useful for generating light signals in experiments involving simultaneity: http://tinyurl.com/336bh8 -- Jan Bielawski > > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > > no idea what a tensor stands for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > -- > Jan Bielawski exactly, now you presumly understand what a tensor stands for > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > no idea what a tensor stands for > > when you do tensor you automatcly do discretization, then doing it > you lose simultaneity, then it makes no sense using it in relativity as > tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant be Do you even know what a tensor is? > > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > > no idea what a tensor stands for > > > when you do tensor you automatcly do discretization, then doing it > > you lose simultaneity, then it makes no sense using it in relativity as > > tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant be >Do you even know what a tensor is? you tell me you answer to the post shows that you dont foken even know that >> > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have >> > no idea what a tensor stands for [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > you answer to the post shows that you dont foken even know that The definition (using the older terminology) is given here http://www.geocities.com/physics_world/ma/intro_tensor.htm I'm working on a new one with more modern notation but that is months away from completion. Best wishes Pete > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > no idea what a tensor stands for > > when you do tensor you automatcly do discretization, then doing it > you lose simultaneity, then it makes no sense using it in relativity as > tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant be The dyslexic idiot gimmick bullshit is boring. We all know about it. Time to stop and move on. > > most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have > > no idea what a tensor stands for [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > tensors were simultaneous, becus thay cant beThe dyslexic idiot gimmick bullshit is boring. We all know about it. > Time to stop and move on. shut up gosse, you dont even knoe ta do an euler shut up and let tha grown ups do tha talk >>> most people, mostly them pretending understand and using tensor, have >>> no idea what a tensor stands for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > shut up and let tha grown ups do tha talk If you are an adult, why are you then babbling like a baby? Retarded? Paul |
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