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according action affine arbitrary assume becomes body called charge co-ordinate system co-variant components conception condition constant continuous contra-variant corresponding curve defined definite denote dependent derived determined differential direction displacement distance Einstein electric electromagnetic electron element energy equal equations Euclidean example exist expressed fact field fixed force formula functions fundamental geometry given gives gravitational hence holds ideas independent infinitely infinitesimal integral introduce invariant laws length light linear manifold mass mathematical matter means measure mechanics metrical motion moving namely nature observation occur Paperbound parallel pass physical physical laws plane positive possible potential present principle problems quadratic quantities region relations relationship relativity remains represented respect rest result rotation satisfy second order solution space sphere statical straight line surface symmetrical tensor theorem theory transformation translation unit vanish variables vector vide
Bibliographic information
| Title | Space, Time, Matter |
| Author | Hermann Weyl |
| Translated by | Henry Leopold Brose |
| Edition | 4, reprint |
| Publisher | Dutton, 1922 |
| Length | 330 pages |
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