I'm new to sage so cut me some slack if what I ask sounds uneducated. currently what I'm trying to do is take the tensor product of [z^2,c] over and over than take the grand sum. so like the sum of all elements in the nth dimensional matrix [z^2,c]⊗[z^2,c]⊗[z^2,c]⊗,.... Lim n->∞ oh also I need help with using tensor products yeah I just thought I should ask about the grand sum first, sorry if I sound dumb.
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How do I take a Grand sum of a nth dimensional matrix
I'm new to sage so cut me some slack if what I ask sounds uneducated. currently what I'm trying to do is take the tensor product of [z^2,c] [z^2+c] over and over than take the grand sum. so like the sum of all elements in the nth dimensional matrix [z^2,c]⊗[z^2,c]⊗[z^2,c]⊗,.... [z^2+c]⊗[z^2+c]⊗[z^2+c]⊗,.... Lim n->∞ oh also I need help with using tensor products yeah I just thought I should ask about the grand sum first, sorry if I sound dumb.
