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if [itex]\epsilon_{ijk} P_{kj}=0[/itex] how do we show [itex]P_{ij}=P_{ji}[/itex]?
The discussion revolves around demonstrating the equality \( P_{ij} = P_{ji} \) under the condition that \( \epsilon_{ijk} P_{kj} = 0 \). The subject area pertains to tensor analysis and properties of antisymmetric tensors.
Some participants have provided specific cases to illustrate the reasoning, particularly focusing on the scenario where \( i \neq j \). There is an ongoing exploration of different values for \( i \) to validate the equality, but no consensus has been reached yet.
Participants are considering the implications of the antisymmetry in the context of the indices and the specific cases where \( i \) and \( j \) are equal versus when they are not. The discussion is framed within the constraints of the problem statement without additional assumptions.