A tensor is totally antisymmetric tensor if interchanging any two indices changes its sign. Consequently every component with repeated indices vanishes. In :
  • for , the general tensor is , with three free components;
  • for , it is ;
  • for , every component repeats an index, so the tensor is zero.
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