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Janusz Garecki
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In this paper we present our point of view on correct physical interpretation of the Bel-Robinson tensor within the framework of the standard General Relativity ({bf GR}), i.e., within the framework of the {bf GR} without supplementary elements like arbitrary vector field, distinguished tetrads field or second metric. We show that this tensor arises as a consequence of the Bianchi identities and, in a natural manner, it is linked to the differences of the canonical gravitational energy-momentum calculated in normal coordinates {bf NC(P)}.
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