Simplifying a tensor expression

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raju_krec

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Jan 20, 2009

I am unable to simplify the tensor.
I have the expression Bc.A(axb)+Bb.A(cxa)+Ba.A(bxc) In this capital letter is second order tensor and the small letter is vector.I have to simplify in the form like tr(Transpose(B)A)[a b c].Somebody can help me.

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shoehorn

Jan 20, 2009

This makes no sense to me as it stands. Can you try again using TeX notation?

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