Tensor data inquiry

[John Shalf]

I think Ron Kriz at Virginia Tech has a good overview visualization
techniques for 2nd and 4th order tensors.
	http://www.sv.vt.edu/NCSA_WkShp/kriz/WkShp_kriz.html
Tensor vis comes up a lot in materials science and soil mechanics in
order describe the tightly coupled nature of stress-strain
relationships.

-john

Martin Stoufer wrote:
> 
> I am looking for some examples of real-life (or theoretical) examples of rank-2
> tensor data. This is for an example at the end of chap 5. A quick explaination
> on why data should be represented as such wo9uld be helpful as well.
> 
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