| Coframe[idj, {j, 1, n}] sets idj as coframe 1-forms e.g. Coframe[ej, {j, 1, n}] - sets 1-forms e1, e2, ..en as a coframe, here n is dimension of working manifold i.e. dim= n (see Dimension); n can be symbolic or integer. This syntax must be used if a coframe defined before frame (see Frame). |
| Coframe[idj→ exprj, {j, 1, n}] sets idj as coframe 1-forms so that idj=fj where fj is some 1-form or liner expression on 1-forms (see examples below), here n is dimension of working manifold i.e. dim= n; n can be symbolic or integer. This syntax must be used if a coframe defined before frame (see Frame). |
| Coframe[id1→ expr1, id2→ expr2, ...idn→ exprn] sets id1, id2, ..idn as coframe 1-forms e.g. Coframe[e1→ d[x], e2→ d[y]] sets 1-forms e1, e2 as a coframe which is d[x], d[y] where x, y are 0-forms. This syntax must be used if a coframe defined before frame (see Frame). |
| Coframe[idj] sets idj as coframe 1-forms e.g. Coframe[ej] - sets 1-forms e1, e2, ..en as a coframe, here n is dimension of working manifold i.e. dim= n (see Dimension); n can be symbolic or integer. The dimension is set by the Frame declaration. This syntax must be used if a coframe defined after frame (see Frame). |
- The Coframe procedure allows one to declare coframe 1-forms. If the third type of calling sequence is used, then the local coordinates, coframe 1-forms and dimension of the working manifold have been defined automatically.
- id - identifier for indexed variable - the coframe 1-forms
- n - dimension of working manifold (a variable or integer)
- idi→ expri - equation where idi is indexed variable - coframe 1-form and expri is decomposition of the 1-form on exact 1-forms.
- Warning! Only indexed variables can be used as coframe 1-forms. The name of the indexed variable must be one and the same for all coframe 1-forms e.g. e1, e2, ..en or
1,
2, ..
k and so on.
Declare frame vectors (see Frame):
Declare frame vectors (see Frame):
Declare metric (see Metric):
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Basic Examples 

