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mtfishman opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 1 comment
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mtfishman commented Feb 5, 2025

This will be helpful when dealing with FusionTensor contraction.

@mtfishman mtfishman changed the title some parts of contract code path are not compatible with FusionTensors due to loss of domain/codomain distinction, such as in splitdims!. We need to discuss at which parts of the API FusionTensors should reuse and which part would be better with a FusionTensors dedicated implementation. (MATT: I would very strongly prefer generalizing TensorAlgebra where needed rather than making too much specialized functionality in FusionTensors, that was the goal of the package to begin with (even though it isn't quite general enough right now). Let's discuss the issues that you come across and ways to design the code to make it more general.) Make better use of BlockedTuple in contract logic to track codomain and domain Feb 5, 2025
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ogauthe commented Apr 8, 2025

Fixed by #50

@ogauthe ogauthe closed this as completed Apr 8, 2025
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