Asymmetric displacement of a vector
Joseph Miller Thomas
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Joseph Miller Thomas
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ft This problem has been touched upon by H. Friesecke in his paper Vektorübertragung, Richtungsübertragung, Metrik, Mathematische Annalen, vol.94 (1925), p. 101.* Weyl, in Raum, Zeit, Materie, p. 100, arrives at the affine connection by postulating the existence of a coordinate system in terms of which original and displaced vectors have equal components.
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ft This problem has been touched upon by H. Friesecke in his paper Vektorübertragung, Richtungsübertragung, Metrik, Mathematische Annalen, vol.94 (1925), p. 101.* Weyl, in Raum, Zeit, Materie, p. 100, arrives at the affine connection by postulating the existence of a coordinate system in terms of which original and displaced vectors have equal components.
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