Questions tagged [tensor]
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Scaling tensor approximation by symmetric tensor decomposition with SciPy's L-BFGS-B
I am trying to approximate a symmetric tensor of which the values are in the range of [1e-7,1e-4], by a symmetric tensor decomposition of lower rank. For this I am using the L-BFGS-B method in SciPy's ...
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4th order tensor rotation - sources to refer
I am trying to model a linear elastic material in Abaqus using UMAT. For my application, I need to rotate the 6x6 compliance matrix for a given set of eigenvectors (or a rotation matrix). I came ...
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Gradient of dot product of two tensors
Through obtaining an alternative form for force balance equation in a fluid mechanics problem, I stopped at a point where I have to prove this identity where $A$ and $B$ are second-order matrices:$$\...
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Numpys `tensordot` and what is happening mathematically
I've encountered a program where np.tensordot was used, so I tried looking it up but I can't really understand what this function is doing...
I feel rather ...
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Compute distances from a vector to a matrix of vectors
Let $\vec{a} \in \mathbb{R}^\alpha$, and let $H$ be a rank 3 tensor with dimensions $M_{[i \in \mathbb{N}]} \times N_{[j \in \mathbb{N}]} \times \alpha_{[k \in \mathbb{N}]}$ (where the subscript are ...
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Second fundamental form - Maple
I would like to know the command/line in Maple 16 or similar to obtain the second fundamental form tensor for a given metric. I've managed to obtain Rienmann and Ricci tensor, even Weyl, but I can't ...
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Is there a library that allows einstein summation on dense, sparse, and LinearOperator type tensors
Numpy's einsum only works with dense tensors.
Is there an alternative that also works with sparse tensors and linear operators?
For example, I might have a ...
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How to get the derivatives of the determinant and inverse of 2nd-order tensor wrt itself in SymPy?
I have a second-order tensor for which I need to compute the derivatives of its determinant and inverse w.r.t. itself. The equations are as follows:
$$\frac{\partial \, det(\mathbf{F})}{\partial F_{...
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Computing excited states using itensor (with DMRG)
I am trying to compute first few excited states of some Hamiltonian (I am using itensor and its DMRG algorithm). To do so, I am ...
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Second derivative in coordinate invariant form
To solve stationary, incompressible, inviscid and irrotational flow around a circular cylinder, I am using general coordinates. Since the flow is symmetrical, we only consider the upper half of the ...
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triple cross prouct of tensor
Im trying to compute a triple cross product of vectors a,b, and c in real space and integrate over the entire space. The result is a term in the hamiltonian for an electronic system so there are ...
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Derivative of the inverse of the Right Cauchy-Green Deformation Tensor wrt itself
In continuum mechanics, we define the Right-Cauchy-Green Deformation Tensor as
$\boldsymbol{C}=\boldsymbol{F}^T\boldsymbol{F}$
I want to compute $\frac{\partial \boldsymbol{C}^{-1}}{\partial \...
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Efficient out-of-place arbitrary rank GPU transpose
Summary: Is there an efficient out-of-place GPU tensor transpose operation that scales as $O(n)$ for tensors with $n$ total elements, regardless of the rank $d$? The naive algorithm costs $O(dn)$, ...
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Efficiently computing the product of a multi-dimensional matrix (or tensor) and vectors
Update: Thank you very much for all of you who answered below. I'm studying each answer now. In the long term, I'm more interested in solutions that work for sparse tensors (sorry I should have ...
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Binary tensor operations in Nutils [closed]
How does one write general tensor contractions in the Python-based finite element package Nutils? For example, how does one write the contraction of a fourth-order elasticity tensor $\boldsymbol{C}$ ...
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Second order tensor field visualization software
Is there an overview available over tensor visualization software?
My personal preference is:
A software which is free, well documented, and offers visualization techniques for different physical ...
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Vector and index notation equivalence
Given 2 vectors $\mathbf{u}$ and $\mathbf{v}$ the following are equivalent:
$\mathbf{u}\cdot\mathbf{v}$
$\mathbf{u}^T \mathbf{v}$
$u_i v_i$
$v_i u_i$
$\mathbf{v}\cdot\mathbf{u}$
$\mathbf{v}^T\...
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Optimization of nonlocal stencil-like operator on subset of regular grid
I am trying to optimize the execution time for this particular piece of fortran code.
Details:
i_gc is a (ngpts, 3) array of containing (i,j,k) indices for each grid point. This is a subset of the ...
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Explain this multivariate differential identity
$$ \frac{\partial|\nabla\phi|^2}{\partial\phi}=-2\nabla\cdot\nabla\phi$$
I would very appreciate that you help me . Please do it in detail, I am quite not good at such problems.
There is something ...
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What is the relation between Kruskal tensor and CP decomposition?
In Matlab Tensor Toolbox there is a tensor type called "Kruskal tensors", I found its form is similar to the CP decomposition.
Wikipedia mentioned:
"As such, many of the methods have been ...
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4th order tensor [closed]
I'm new with FEniCS and Python and I'm stuck with this issue:
is there a way to write a 4th order tensor in an easy way to implement?
I have to compute the following stiffnes tensor:
$A_{ijkl}= \...
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Anisotropic invariant expansion
I am trying to calculate the second and third invariants for a turbulent flow. I have the second order statistics (both transient and averaged). i.e $uu$, $vv$, $ww$, $uv$, $vw$ and $uw$. These are ...
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Any relation between the singular values of each flattening matrices and the core tensor out of Tucker decomposition?
Before I know how to do tucker decomposition, I mistakenly thought the core tensor is only from combining the singular value matrices of the flattening matrices. Yes I know it is not now.
For the ...
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Is there a reference/source paper for the TUCKER_ALS() in Tensor Toolbox for MATLAB?
TUCKER_ALS computes the best rank-(R1,R2,..,Rn) approximation of tensor X, according to the specified dimensions. I am using MATLAB Tensor Toolbox Version 2.5. I am wondering if I write a paper, how ...
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finite volume for diffusion equation with anisotropic (tensor) coefficient
Consider the scalar PDE for $u$ with Dirichlet boundary conditions:
$\mathrm{div}(\mathcal{K}\nabla u) = f\; \forall x\; \in \Omega \subset R^2$,
$u = 0 \; \forall \; x\;\in \partial\Omega$
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Fast, lightweight C++ tensor library for dimension-agnostic code
I am looking for a C++ tensor library that supports dimension-agnostic code. Specifically, I need to perform operations along each dimension (up to 3), e.g. calculating a weighted sum. The dimensions ...
