Is the Riemann tensor derivable from a tensor potential?
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Cites work
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- Lanczos' splitting of the Riemann tensor
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Cited in
(10)- On potentials for several classes of spinor and tensor fields in curved space-times
- A new gravitational energy tensor
- Letter to the editor: Nonexistence of the Lanczos potential for the Riemann tensor in higher dimensions
- Lanczos potential for arbitrary Petrov type II spacetimes
- A scale-invariant, Machian theory of gravitation and electrodynamics unified
- On effective constraints for the Riemann–Lanczos system of equations
- Relativistic potential of Weyl: a gateway to quantum physics in the presence of gravitation?
- The Riemann–Lanczos equations in general relativity and their integrability
- A note on a paper by Massa and Pagani
- Lanczos potential and perfect fluid spacetimes
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