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This is correct. I assure you that the physics texts all tend to use i and j as index variables. Particularly for matrices, whose terms have a tendency to be wr
by mechanical_fish 16y ago
This is correct. I assure you that the physics texts all tend to use i and j as index variables. Particularly for matrices, whose terms have a tendency to be written as M_i_j. [1]
Remember that modern electronic computing was invented by mathematicians and physicists.
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[1] HN isn't about TeX, so read that as "M sub-i sub-j".