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ashwinnarayan
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Homework Statement
This is not really a homework problem. I'm just trying to learn about tensors by myself. I'm new here (This is only my second post). From what I could gather from the forum rules this seems to be the place for my question.
I went through literally hundreds of websites for a simple explanation. The thing is I'm a very visual learner. If I can't visualize a concept I'm trying to learn I never understand it. If I do have a general picture however, I find I can understand new concepts in minutes.
So after my research I got this far: "A tensor is a multidimensional array of numbers."
Homework Equations
I already know that n x n matrices can be tensors.
My question is, if I take a Rubik's Cube and fill every cell with a number, do I get a tensor?
And does the analogy scale to higher dimensions?
I have a good understanding of basic linear algebra. I know about subspaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
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