Lecture 14: Einstein Summation Convention

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Lecture 14: Einstein Summation Convention “In any expression containing subscripted variables appearing twice (and only twice) in any term, the subscripted variables are assumed to be summed over.” e.g. Scalar Product will now be written In this lecture we will work in 3D so summation is assumed to be 1 - 3 but can be generalized to N dimensions Note dummy indices do not appear in the ‘answer’. c.f. Good practice to use Greek letters for these dummy indices

Examples Total Differential becomes where and ‘free index’  runs from 1-3 here (or 1-N in and N-dimensional case) Matrix multiplication Note the same 2 free indices on each side of the equation

Trace of a matrix Vector Product need to define “alternating tensor” 21 cases of zero! 3 cases 3 cases then (it’s not that hard, honest!)

There is a “simple” relation between the alternating tensor and the There is a “simple” relation between the alternating tensor and the Kronecker delta The proof is simply the evaluation of all 81 cases! (although symmetry arguments can make this easier). If you can get the hang of this, this provides the fastest and most reliable method of proving vector identities Once written down in this form, the order of the terms only matters if they include differential operators (which only act on things to the right- hand-side of them).

Example (ABACAB) rotating indices cyclically doesn’t change sign -th component of Which constitutes a compact proof of the (hopefully familiar) “ABACAB” formula Note we have made much use of the ‘obvious’ identity ß

Further Examples curl (grad) because this term is anti-symmetric (changes sign if  and  are swopped) but this term symmetric (stays same if  and  are swopped) so terms ‘cancel in pairs’ div (curl) Trace of the unit matrix as above

Final Example QED It’s not as hard as it first looks!