Chapter 10: Q10P (page 528)
Parabolic cylinder.
Short Answer
The required values are mentioned below.
Chapter 10: Q10P (page 528)
Parabolic cylinder.
The required values are mentioned below.
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Generalize Problem 3 to see that the direct product of any two isotropic tensors (or a direct product contracted) is an isotropic tensor. For example show thatis an isotropic tensor (what is its rank?) andis an isotropic tensor (what is its rank?).
Write the transformation equation for a -rank tensor; for a -rank tensor
(a) Write the triple scalar productin tensor form and show that it is equal to the determinant in Chapter 6, equation. Hint: See.
(b) Write equationof Chapter 6 in tensor form to show the equivalence of the various expressions for the triple scalar product. Hint: Change the dummy indices as needed.
Show that the fourth expression in (3.1) is equal to . By equations (2.6) and (2.10) , show that , so
Compare this with equation (2.12) to show thatis a Cartesian vector. Hint: Watch the summation indices carefully and if it helps, put back the summation signs or write sums out in detail as in (3.1) until you get used to summation convention.
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