2.5 Tensor Gradient Flashcards

1
Q

What is the covariant derivative equal to?

A

𝛿_mu = (1/c 𝛿/𝛿t, ∇)

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What is the contravariant derivative equal to?

A

𝛿^mu = (1/c 𝛿/𝛿t, -∇)

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3
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What is the scalar invariant of the derivative operator equal to?

A

The d’Alembertian oeprator

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4
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What is the four-current equal to?

A

(ρc, j) = charge density*c, three current vector

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5
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What are Maxwell’s Equations in terms of the faraday tensor and the derivative?

A

𝛿_alpha F^(alpha beta) = mu_0 j^(beta)

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Which Maxwell equations can be expressed in terms of the derivative and the Faraday tensor?

A

The inhomogeneous ones i.e. the ones with a source

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What is the contravariant vector potential equal to?

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A^(mu) = (Φ/c , A)

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What is the covariant vector potential equal to?

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A^(mu) = (Φ/c , -A)

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9
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How can the electric field be expressed in terms of the scalar and vector potentials?

A

E = -∇Φ - dA/dt

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10
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What is the covariant Faraday tensor equal to in terms of the vector potential and derivative?

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F_(mu nu) = 𝛿_mu A_nu - 𝛿_nu A_mu

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