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Introduction to Tensor CalculusKees Dullemond & Kasper Peetersc 1991-2010 This booklet contains an explanation about tensor calculusfor students of physicsand engineering with a basic knowledge of linear algebra. The focus lies mainly onacquiring an understanding of the principles and ideas underlying the concept of tensor . We have not pursued mathematical strictness and pureness, but insteademphasise practical use (for a more mathematically pure resum e, please see the bib-liography). Although tensors are applied in a very broad range of physics and math-ematics, this booklet focuses on the application in specialand general are indebted to all people who read earlier versions of this manuscript and gaveuseful comments, in particular G.
1 The index notation Before we start with the main topic of this booklet, tensors, we will first introduce a new notation for vectors and matrices, and their algebraic manipulations: the index
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