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What is the scalar product of tensors?

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What is the scalar product of tensors?

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When to use transformation of variable and when transformation of differentials

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Curl of Deviatoric Stress Tensor In Index Notation

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Question about cross product and tensor notation

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Confusion when applying Tensor transformation law to $\partial_{[a,v_b]}$

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Is there an easy way to reason about expressions involving lots of indices?

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Confused by indicial notation term $u_{j,ij}$

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score 26 · Answer 8 · 2014-10-08 01:39:25

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Then, if $k>n$, can it be shown that $\psi$ is the trivial one which sends every element to $0 $?

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Then, how can we show that $\forall i,j\in \mathbb Z, s.t.:1\leq i<j\leq n$, $e_i\wedge e_j $ is a basis vector for $\wedge^2(V) $?

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How can we show that $f_1f_2...f_k=0$ iff $\exists j$ st $f_j=0$?

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Computing volume element in spherical coordinates

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$k$-space tensor integral in statistical physics

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If $\mu(e_1,...e_n)=1$, then how to show that $\mu=f^1\wedge f^2...\wedge f^n$?

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k-space tensor integral in statistical mechanics

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score 42 · Answer 15 · 2014-10-17 20:50:15

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How does one express $\theta_{i_1\dots i_k}$ as a linear sum of $\theta_{i_{1'}\dots i_{k'}}$?

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What is the scalar product of tensors?

When to use transformation of variable and when transformation of differentials

Curl of Deviatoric Stress Tensor In Index Notation

Question about cross product and tensor notation

Confusion when applying Tensor transformation law to $\partial_{[a,v_b]}$

Is there an easy way to reason about expressions involving lots of indices?

Confused by indicial notation term $u_{j,ij}$

Then, if $k>n$, can it be shown that $\psi$ is the trivial one which sends every element to $0 $?

Then, how can we show that $\forall i,j\in \mathbb Z, s.t.:1\leq i<j\leq n$, $e_i\wedge e_j $ is a basis vector for $\wedge^2(V) $?

How can we show that $f_1f_2...f_k=0$ iff $\exists j$ st $f_j=0$?

Computing volume element in spherical coordinates

$k$-space tensor integral in statistical physics

If $\mu(e_1,...e_n)=1$, then how to show that $\mu=f^1\wedge f^2...\wedge f^n$?

k-space tensor integral in statistical mechanics

How does one express $\theta_{i_1\dots i_k}$ as a linear sum of $\theta_{i_{1'}\dots i_{k'}}$?

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