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  • curprev 04:3804:38, 7 November 202168.181.64.16 talk 9,831 bytes −2 I improved the clarity. Previously, the text talked about "coordinate-z plane", but it is unclear what this means. There are xy, xz and yz coordinate planes, but there is no such thing as "coordinate-z plane". What is meant here is "z=0 plane". The same formulation was already correctly used in the previous paragraph, so this change has the added benefit of keeping the terminology consistent. [I am a professional mathematician.] undo

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  • curprev 03:4003:40, 16 October 201872.160.182.92 talk 9,115 bytes +1 →‎Physicist's notation: Paragraph says that b is in terms of the second derivatives of r, yet the equation shows 2 covariant (subscript) indices. Often derivatives are denoted as subscript indices, but only after a comma. The convention is called comma derivative. (http://mathworld.wolfram.com/CommaDerivative.html) I beleive this was what the original author intended. undo

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