On 2/17/22 14:50, Kyle Schwiebert wrote:
My confusion is amplified by the block which I have labeled "Just do
some checking..." There is no output coming from those print statements,
which seems to support my understanding of what is happening.
This makes sense to me, though :-) It could be because component_i and
component_j are never different, or because the complicated formula you
show is never nonzero. The latter looks to be the case: if i and j
correspond to different vector components, then one or the other factor
of each of the products are always zero, and consequently the whole term
is always zero if i and j correspond to different vector components.
So I think it is right that the block never produces output. Why do you
think that it should?
Best
W.
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