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Note that the following looks correct
sage: vector(Ecoords[:])
(x, y, z)
I believe that designers of the EuclideanSpace wanted indices to start at 1 and not at 0, as can be seen with
sage: E.start_index()
1
This is definitely confusing in a Python environment (and also error prone as your code snippet shows).
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