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Dyadics

We can construct a dyadic from two vectors.

As an example, let those two vectors be the following:

\overrightarrow a = a^1e_1 + a^2e_2 + a^3e_3

\overrightarrow b = b^1g_1 + b^2g_2 + b^3g_3

It is clever to show the nine components of the dyadic in a 3×3 grid as is done below:

 \begin{matrix} e_1g_1 & e_1g_2 & e_1g_3 \\ \\ e_2g_1 & e_2g_2 & e_2g_3 \\ \\  e_3g_1 & e_3g_2 & e_3g_3  \end{matrix}

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