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Of course there is, but if you perform an operation on a multidimensional array, there is no guarantee it corresponds to an operation on tensors, ie. the result
by edflsafoiewq 5y ago
Of course there is, but if you perform an operation on a multidimensional array, there is no guarantee it corresponds to an operation on tensors, ie. the resulting tensor may depend on the basis.
- lalaithion 5y agoSure, if you perform an arbitrary operation on a multidimensional array. But the same is true of any representation of any mathematical object. It makes no physical sense to take the sine of a mass, or two to the power of a length. But that doesn't mean that whenever someone says "oh, the mass of an object is a real number" I need to nitpick them.