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N-dimensional Levi-Civita symbol (ϵi1​⋯in​​)

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For indices in {1,…,n}, this Levi-Civita symbol is zero when any indices repeat, and otherwise is the sign of a permutation taking (1,…,n) to (i1​,…,in​). Thus ϵ1⋯n​=1 and exchanging any two index slots changes the sign. It expresses a determinant as detM=ϵi1​⋯in​​Mi1​,1​⋯Min​,n​ with repeated indices summed. Exactly n! components are nonzero, so ∑ϵi1​⋯in​2​=n!.

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