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Name: Anonymous 2008-11-04 17:35

just a quick one guys

how do i show for all vectors a,b,c that

(AxB)x(AxC)=[(AxB).C]A

Name: Anonymous 2008-11-04 20:41

To show (AxB)x(AxC)=[(AxB).C]A for all vectors,

You must show that (AxB)x(AxC)=[(AxB).C]A for the base case, and then use the inductive hypothesis.

Hope that answers your question!

Name: 4tran 2008-11-04 23:34

Using Einstein sum notation,
εijkmniAmBn)(εpqjApCq) =
εijkεmniεpqjAmBnApCq =
-(εijkεinmpqjAmBnApCq =
-(δjnδkm - δjmδknpqjAmBnApCq

Name: 4tran 2008-11-04 23:46

jmδknεpqjAmApBnCq) - (δjnδkmεpqjAmApBnCq) =
pqmAmApBkCq) - (εpqnAkApBnCq) =
({εpqmApCq}AmBk) - ({εpqnApCq}BnAk) =

Name: 4tran 2008-11-04 23:59

-({εpmqApAm}CqBk) + ({εpnqApBn}CqAk) =
-({A x A}qCqBk) + ({A x B}qCqAk) =
-({0}*CBk) + ({A x B}*CAk) =
({A x B}*C)Ak

Name: Anonymous 2008-11-05 13:50

Einstein sum notation? LOL, it's just suffix notation, Christ. Awwhhh, shiiiit

Name: Anonymous 2008-11-05 14:29

>>4
How exactly did you get from line 1 to line 2?

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