Chapter 10: Q13P (page 505)
Show that the first parenthesis in (3.5) is a symmetric tensor and the second parenthesis is antisymmetric.
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is a summation of an antisymmetric tensor and a symmetric tensor.
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Chapter 10: Q13P (page 505)
Show that the first parenthesis in (3.5) is a symmetric tensor and the second parenthesis is antisymmetric.
Answer
is a summation of an antisymmetric tensor and a symmetric tensor.
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In cylindrical coordinates
Parabolic cylinder coordinates
What are the physical components of the gradient in polar coordinates? [See (9.1)].The partial derivatives in (10.5) are the covariant components of. What relationdo you deduce between physical and covariant components? Answer the samequestions for spherical coordinates, and for an orthogonal coordinate system withscale factors.
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For Example 1, write out the components of U,V, and in the original right-handed coordinate system and in the left-handed coordinate system S' with the axis reflected. Show that each component ofinS'has the 鈥渨rong鈥 sign to obey the vector transformation laws.
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