[OT] Use case for a 4-D matrix
BCS
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Fri Sep 3 17:36:07 PDT 2010
Hello Tomek,
> Dnia 03-09-2010 o 23:37:18 John Demme <jdd at cs.columbia.edu>
> napisał(a):
>
>> (Yes, all of those exponents are 4, not 2. This is actually a 4
>> dimensional
>> matrix, but for the purpose of most parts of the computation, I can
>> treat it
>> like a typical 2-dim matrix. Not relevant, I suppose, but perhaps
>> interesting.)
> Very. What you do with 4-D matrices? Tell us!
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensor#Continuum_mechanics
FEA on elastic solids?
> Tomek
>
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