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Méthodes de calcul differéntiel absolu et leurs applications
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  • Tullio Levi-Civita

    
on the calculus of tensors, MĂ©thodes de calcul differĂ©ntiel absolu et leurs applications (1900; “Methods of the Absolute Differential Calculus and Their Applications”). In 1917, inspired by Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity, Levi-Civita made his most important contribution to this branch of mathematics, the introduction of the concept of


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on the calculus of tensors, MĂ©thodes de calcul differĂ©ntiel absolu et leurs applications (1900; “Methods of the Absolute Differential Calculus and Their Applications”). In 1917, inspired by Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity, Levi-Civita made his most important contribution to this branch of mathematics, the introduction of the concept of


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