Tensor Analysis in vector and matrix algebra notation

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Tensor analysis can be challenging, especially when transitioning between tensor and non-tensor notation. Many learners find it easier to grasp concepts using familiar vector and matrix algebra. There is a need for resources that teach tensor analysis in both notations to facilitate understanding. The Math Forum is suggested as a more suitable platform for such inquiries. Finding comprehensive materials that bridge these notations can significantly enhance the learning experience.
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Is there anywhere that teaches tensor analysis in both tensor and non tensor notation, because I'm having to pause each time i look at something in tensor notation and phrase it mentally in non tensor notation at which point it becomes staggeringly simpler. Any help apreciated
 
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I believe the Math Forum would be a better place for you question.
 
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