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Do you use the term "pseudo" when you talk about the Riemann tensor in SR/GR?

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Do you use the term "pseudo" when you talk about the Riemann tensor in SR/GR?

« on: 02/11/2015 16:16:30 »

I know that most physicists don't use the pseudo qualifier when speaking of the pseudo-Riemann Tensor. I was curious as to how many people here who know GR use the qualifier when talking about GR? What do you think?

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