General Relativity/The Tensor Product

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If ๐“ and ๐’ are tensors of rank n and m, then there exists a tensor ๐“๐’ of rank n+m. The components of the new tensor (pronounced "T tensor S") are obtained by multiplying the components of the old tensors. In other words, if ๐“=T βα and ๐’=Sμν,then ๐“๐’=T βαSμν.


For example, if T and S are two contravariant, one-rank tensors, then their tensor product is a two-rank, contravariant tensor.

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