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What is the name of this tensor?
A matrix M is usually called a hollow matrix if all of its diagonal elements are zero:
$$ M_{pp} = 0, \quad \forall \: p.
$$
We can generalize this to an $n$-way tensor T, such that:
$$ T_{p_1 \cdots …
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