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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion paper/chapters/intro.tex
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Expand Up @@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ \section{Sums of Tensors}
Even something as simple as a sum of two vectors, $x+y$, can not be displayed with a simple contraction graph.
(Note that this is not linear because $ax+by\neq ab(x+y)$.)

To handle this important operation, Penrose suggesting simply writing the two graphs with a plus sign between them, such as $-x + -y$.
To handle this important operation, Penrose suggested simply writing the two graphs with a plus sign between them, such as $-x + -y$.
Note that this is itself an order-1 tensor, even though it may look like there are two free edges.
If we want to multiply the sum with another tensor, we can use parentheses like $-M\!-\!(-x + -y)$.

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