Solve Quadratic w/ Grassmann Variables & NxN Matrix

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Can anyone advise on the following :

Complete the square for this expression :

(theta)*i Bij (theta)j +(theta)*i(eta)i +(eta)*i(theta)iwhere theta and eta are Grassmann variables and Bij an NxN matrix
with indices i,j=1,...,N.

Many thanks
 
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SeaBeams said:
Can anyone advise on the following :

Complete the square for this expression :

(theta)*i Bij (theta)j +(theta)*i(eta)i +(eta)*i(theta)i


where theta and eta are Grassmann variables and Bij an NxN matrix
with indices i,j=1,...,N.

Many thanks

In "componentless" notation, your expression is (?):

<br /> A := \theta^* B \theta + \theta^* \cdot \eta + \eta^* \cdot \theta<br />

How about?:

<br /> A = (\theta^* + \eta^* B^{-1}) B (\theta + B^{-1}\eta) - \eta^*B^{-1}\eta<br />

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