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Line 13: [[Computer algebra system]] [[Frame fields in general relativity]] ==External links== [http://130.15.26.66/servlet/GRDB2.GRDBServlet Interactive Geometric Database] includes some data derived from an implementation of the Cartan-Karlhede algorithm. ==References== {{Book reference \| Author=Olver, Peter J. \| Title=Equivalents, Invariants, and Symmetry \| Publisher=Cambridge:Cambridge University Press \| Year=1995 \| ID=ISBN 0-521-47811-1}} An introduction to the Cartan method, which has wide applications far beyond general relativity or even Riemannian geometry. *{{Journal_reference \| Author=Pollney, D.; Skea, J. F.; and d'Inverno, Ray \| Title=Classifying geometries in general relativity (three parts) \| Journal=Class. Quant. Grav. \| Year=2000 \| Volume=17 \| Pages=643-663, 2267-2280, 2885-2902}} A research paper describing the authors' database holding classfications of exact solutions up to local isometry. [[Category:Riemannian geometry]]

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