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    Supports→Tensor calculus is not the proper mathematical instrument for translating quantum-theoretic equations of the electron into general relativity.

    The quantity ψ belongs to a representation of the rotation group that cannot be extended to the affine group.

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    The tensor calculus is not the proper mathematical instrument to use in translating the quantum-theoretic equations of the electron over into the general theory of relativity. Vectors and terms [tensors] are so constituted that the law which defines the transformation of their components from one Cartesian set of axes to another can be extended to the most general linear transformation, to an affine set of axes. That is not the case for quantity \(\psi\), however; this kind of quantity bel

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