Lecture

Mathematical Basics: Index Notation and Tensors

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Description

This lecture covers the mathematical basics of index notation, including conventions for indices and repeated indices. It also introduces tensors, explaining their components and transformations. The lecture progresses to discuss Kronecker delta, free indices, and manipulation of tensors.

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