From The Point of View of Applications
Some of the ways in which multilinear algebra concepts are applied:
- classical treatment of tensors
- dyadic tensor
- bra-ket notation
- geometric algebra
- Clifford algebra
- pseudoscalar
- pseudovector
- spinor
- outer product
- hypercomplex number
- multilinear subspace learning
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