Add a few special metrics in symbolic module
See original GitHub issue🐞 Problem Yes, I’m talking about Schwarzschild metric & possibly, Kerr metric.
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- These can be separate classes inheriting from
Metric
class, or just functions returning an object of theMetric
class. Open to discussion
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- Created 4 years ago
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I do it like this
That’s what I was thinking, functions are best. They should be functions returning instances of
MetricTensor(Tensor)
and not be functions inside the class, so that the classes do not lose their generality.