BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL

Vectors

Vectors[d]
represents the domain of vectors of dimension d.

Vectors[d, dom]
represents the domain of vectors of dimension d, with components in the domain dom.

Details Details

A valid dimension specification d in Vectors[d, dom] is any positive integer. It is also possible to work with symbolic dimension specifications.
A valid component domain specification dom in Vectors[d, dom] is either Reals or Complexes.
The domain Vectors[d] is automatically converted into Vectors[d, Complexes].

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Basic Examples (1)Basic Examples (1)

A vector in dimension 3:

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Properties of tensor products of the vector:

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An identity valid for any three-dimensional vector:

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Scope (3)Scope (3)

Applications (4)Applications (4)

Properties & Relations (3)Properties & Relations (3)

Possible Issues (4)Possible Issues (4)

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Arrays Matrices VectorQ TensorRank TensorDimensions

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