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Als \\textit{Lagrange}funktion \\(L\\) wird angesetzt:  \\[  \\begin{aligned} &L=M(\\varphi_{\\alpha\\beta},\\psi_{\\alpha\\beta\\gamma})+F^\\alpha\\varphi_\\alpha+ C^{\\alpha\\beta}\\psi_{\\alpha\\beta}+\\tfrac12\\psi_{\\alpha\\beta}E^{\\alpha\\beta},\\\\ &\\varphi_{\\alpha\\beta}=\\nabla_\\beta\\varphi_\\alpha,\\;\\psi_{\\alpha\\beta\\gamma}=\\nabla_\\gamma\\psi_{\\alpha\\beta},\\;E^{\\alpha\\beta}=\\frac{\\partial M}{\\partial\\varphi_{\\alpha\\beta}}\\frac{\\partial M}{\\partial\\varphi_{\\beta\\alpha}}. \\end{aligned}  \\]  Das Variationsprinzip \\(\\delta\\int L\\,dx^1\\,dx^2\\,dx^3\\,dx^4=0\\) gibt dann die invarianten dynamischen Gleichungen des Systems. Diese Gleichungen werden angewendet auf den Fall eines kontinuierlichen Massensystems. 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