
Multi-Index Notation
Multi-index notation is used to shorten expressions that contain many indices. Let and write
. A multi-index
is an
-tuple of integers
with
, ...,
. The notation
is used to denote the length
.
For monomial expressions in coordinates, multi-index notation provides a convenient shorthand. For example, writing
, gives a compact notation
for thepartial derivative.
See also
Index,IndexSetThis entry contributed byW.D.Van Suijlekom
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