Four-Vector

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Introduction to the Four-Vector

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A detailed tutorial on the four-vector. Step by step tutorial including several examples of the four-vector and how to solve it for reference.

Overview

In linear algebra, a four-vector is defined as a vector in four-dimensional real vector space. The difference between a vector and a four-vector is that a four-vector can be transformed by Lorentz transformations. The concept of four-vectors branches out throughout vector mathematics, and to special relativity and general relativity. The concepts are a little different in each, but not enough to make it confusing if you are learning about them from a different standpoint. Four-vectors are often used in combination with matrices.


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