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- From: Tom Pierce <pierct@rpi.edu>
- Subject: Re: tensors: How about 3rd, 4th rank?
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- Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1992 18:29:03 GMT
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- I know all about 1st and second order tensor, but what's a third order
- tensor look like? Also, aren't these the same mathematical critters as
- "matrices", witha the added "square" criterion?
- What would you use a third or highr order tensor for? Any PHYSICAL
- applications?
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