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• Talk:Levi-Civita tensor
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• Levi-Civita tensor
  The '''Levi-Civita tensor''', sometimes called the '''Levi-Civita form''', is the completely antisymm The Levi-Civita tensor is an invariant of the special unitary group [[SU(3)]]. It flips sign under
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• Levi-Civita tensor/Definition
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• Levi-Civita tensor/Bibliography
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• Levi-Civita form
  #REDIRECT [[Levi-Civita tensor]]
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• Levi-Civita tensor
  The '''Levi-Civita tensor''', sometimes called the '''Levi-Civita form''', is the completely antisymm The Levi-Civita tensor is an invariant of the special unitary group [[SU(3)]]. It flips sign under
  2 KB (332 words) - 04:25, 12 October 2013
• Levi-Civita symbol
  ===Levi-Civita tensor=== ...ics where it is used to define the components of the (three-dimensional) [[Levi-Civita tensor|Levi-Civita (pseudo)tensor]] that conventionally also is denoted by &epsilo
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• Talk:Spherical harmonics
  ...e derivatives):&nbsp; <math>\{L_i\}\,</math>. Neither the algebra nor the Levi-Civita tensor have to be introduced a second time (at least not without back reference a
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• Vacuum (quantum electrodynamic)
  ...pendent field operator, and &epsilon;_ijk is the antisymmetric [[Levi-Civita tensor]].
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• User talk:Peter Schmitt/Archive 3
  ...This is not a claim that needs to be proven (even though less usual than "Levi-Civita tensor"), therefore it does not need a reference on the page. The reader has no re ...like this needs further reading, while further reading is suitable for the Levi-Civita tensor.)
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