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An index which is repeated in a given expression so that the summation
convection applies, is called​

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Answered by ayushi349
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Answer:

Summation convention

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Answered by Prabhjotsinghkharoud
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Answer:

A letter of the repeated suffix is arbitrary and thus it is called the dummy index as known from.

Step-by-step explanation:

(1.1) A letter of the repeated suffix is arbitrary and thus it is called the dummy index as known from.

(1.2)This rule is also called Einstein's summation convention. A repeated index obeys this convention unless otherwise specified by the additional remark “(no sum)” after an equation.

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