% Utilizar las siguintes variables para contestar:

%########### Código ################

% tensorial calculus exercise
%% INITIAL DATA
% TENSOR B DATA
lambda1B= 27.1783;
lambda2B= 6.4240;
lambda3B= -12.6038;
v1B=[-0.6978;-0.4139;-0.5845];
v2B=[-0.5243;0.8512;0.0230];
v3B=[-0.4880;-0.3225;0.8110];
% TENSOR C
C=[-16/3 7 16;...
7 8/3 4;...
16 4 8/3];

% TENSOR B IS CALCULATED USING THE GIVEN EIGENVALUES & EIGENVECTORS

B=lambda1B*kron(v1B,v1B')+lambda2B*kron(v2B,v2B')+
lambda3B*kron(v3B,v3B');
%% THE GOAL OF THIS PART OF THE CODE IS TO PROJECT TENSOR B ONTO
TENSOR C
% WE CREATE TENSOR C_2 WHICH IS TENSOR C DIVIDED BY ITS NORMA
normaC=sqrt(double_dot(C,C));
C_2=C/normaC;
% projector tensor
U= kron(C_2,C_2);
% using matlab Kron function the tensor is represented in 2D(9x9),
in
% order for it to have meaning, it is required that we convert it
to 4D( a
% 3x3x3x3 matrix). Having this in mind, U is divided in 9 matrixes
that are
% later associated to an empty 4D dimensional array.
X1=U(1:3,1:3);
X2=U(1:3,4:6);
X3=U(1:3,7:9);
X4=U(4:6,1:3);
X5=U(4:6,4:6);
X6=U(4:6,7:9);
X7=U(7:9,1:3);
X8=U(7:9,4:6);
X9=U(7:9,7:9);
X=zeros(3,3,3,3);
X(:,:,1,1)=X1;
X(:,:,2,1)=X2;
X(:,:,3,1)=X3;
X(:,:,1,2)=X4;
X(:,:,2,2)=X5;
X(:,:,3,2)=X6;
X(:,:,1,3)=X7;
X(:,:,2,3)=X8;
X(:,:,3,3)=X9;
% B IS PROYECTED ONTO C_2. D=(B:C_2)*C_2. TENSOR D IS OBTAINED
D=(double_dot(B,C_2))*C_2;
%% CALCULATION OF TENSOR A
I=[1 0 0;0 1 0; 0 0 1];
% as Tr(A) is a given data, the hydrostatic part is calculated
A_hyd=(1/3)*5*I;
% finally as tensor D is the deviatoric part of A, TENSOR A is
calculated
A=D+A_hyd;
%########### Fin del código del alumno ###########
% El tensor proyector paralelo a C en el sistema de referencia por
defecto
P_parC = X
% La expresión matricial de A en dicho sistema de referencia.
A = A
%########### Funciones ##################
%function to do the double dot product between two tensors A:B
function dpe=double_dot(A,B)
dpe=0;
for i=1:1:3
for j=1:1:3
dpe=dpe+A(i,j)*B(i,j);
end
end
end
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