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Piecewise Symmetric Tensors
Every square matrix is uniquely the sum of a symmetric matrix and a skew-symmetric matrix. We extend this familiar fact to higher-order tensors: every cubic $k$-tensor is uniquely the sum of an $m$-piecewise symmetric tensor and a $(k-m)$-piecewise skew-symmetric tensor, for each choice of $m\leq k$
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