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A tensor is a mathematical object that takes in one or more vectors and produces an output, allowing it to describe complex relationships like how forces are distributed across different directions in a material. Tensors matter because they provide a precise way to represent physical quantities—such as stress in materials—that depend on direction, making them essential for engineering and physics calculations.
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