====== Symmetrize ====== ---- ====Description==== * ''Symmetrize[indices]'' makes expression symmetries same to the symmetries of ''indices'' * ''Symmetrize[indices]'' makes expression symmetric only with respect to specified indices * ''Symmetrize[indices]'' will also multiply the result on the symmetric factor ====Examples==== ---- Symmetrize indices ''a'' and ''b'' in expression: def indices = '_ab'.si indices.symmetries.setSymmetric() println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'T_ab'.t > T_{ab}/2 + T_{ba}/2 Antisymmetrize indices ''a'' and ''b'' in expression: def indices = '_ab'.si indices.symmetries.setAntiSymmetric() println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'T_ab'.t > T_{ab}/2 - T_{ba}/2 ---- Symmetrize a complicated expression def indices = '_ab'.si indices.symmetries.setAntiSymmetric() println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'T_ac*F^c_b - F_bc*T^c_a'.t > T_{ac}*F^{c}_{b}/2-T_{bc}*F^{c}_{a}/2-T^{c}_{a}*F_{bc}/2+T^{c}_{b}*F_{ac}/2 ---- Symmetrize part of indices def indices = '_abc'.si indices.symmetries.setSymmetric() println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'T_abcde'.t > T_{bcade}/6+T_{cabde}/6+T_{cbade}/6+T_{abcde}/6+T_{acbde}/6+T_{bacde}/6 ---- Make symmetries equal to specified permutation group def indices = '_abcd'.si indices.symmetries.add(-[1, 0].p) indices.symmetries.add([2, 3, 0, 1].p) println Symmetrize[indices] >> '8*R_abcd'.t > -R_{abdc}-R_{dcab}-R_{cdba}+R_{badc}+R_{dcba}+R_{cdab}+R_{abcd}-R_{bacd} ---- ''Symmetrize'' will have no effect if tensor already has such symmetries: setSymmetric 'F_abcd' def indices = '_bcd'.si indices.symmetries.add([1, 0, 2].p) println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'F_abcd'.t > F_{abdc} ---- ====Details==== ---- Symmetries are defined relatively to the specified indices: def indices = '_abc'.si indices.symmetries.add([1, 0, 2].p) println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'F_abc'.t > (1/2)*F_{bac}+(1/2)*F_{abc} indices = '_cab'.si indices.symmetries.add([1, 0, 2].p) println Symmetrize[indices] >> 'F_abc'.t > (1/2)*F_{abc}+(1/2)*F_{cba} ---- Implement transformation that makes expression fully symmetric with respect to all indices: def Symmetric = { expr -> def indices = expr.indices.si //convert indices of expr to simple indices indices.symmetries.setSymmetric() return Symmetrize[indices] >> expr } as Transformation println Symmetric >> '6*f_abc'.t > f_{cab}+f_{acb}+f_{abc}+f_{cba}+f_{bac}+f_{bca} Same for fully antisymmetric transformation: def AntiSymmetric = { expr -> def indices = expr.indices.si //convert indices of expr to simple indices indices.symmetries.setAntiSymmetric() return Symmetrize[indices] >> expr } as Transformation println AntiSymmetric >> '6*f_abc'.t > f_{bca}+f_{cab}-f_{cba}-f_{bac}+f_{abc}-f_{acb} ---- ====See also==== * Related guides: [[documentation:guide:applying_and_manipulating_transformations]], [[documentation:guide:symmetries_of_tensors]], [[documentation:guide:tensors_and_indices]], [[documentation:guide:list_of_transformations]] * Related transformations: [[documentation:ref:fullysymmetrize]], [[documentation:ref:fullyantisymmetrize]] * JavaDocs: [[http://api.redberry.cc/redberry/1.1.9/java-api/cc/redberry/core/transformations/symmetrization/SymmetrizeTransformation.html| SymmetrizeTransformation]] * Source code: [[https://bitbucket.org/redberry/redberry/src/tip/core/src/main/java/cc/redberry/core/transformations/symmetrization/SymmetrizeTransformation.java|SymmetrizeTransformation.java]]