Determine the order of the following quantities by transcribing with Einstein notation. (A, B are 2nd order tensors and a, b, c are vectors) a) A · b · a b) ab · c
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Step 1: Rewrite the quantities using Einstein notation: a) A · b · a = A_{ij} b_i a_j b) ab · c = a_i b_j c_j Show more…
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