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This notation is based on the notation that appears in [31].
To conclude this section, we introduce here some of the notation that will be used in the remainder of the paper.
We recall and apply the definition of probabilistic space briefly as given in [43], together with the notation that will be needed (see [43]).
We use the notation that x n ⇀ x stands for the weak convergence of ( x n ) to x and x n → x stands for the strong convergence of ( x n ) to x, respectively.
The notation that will be used in this paper will be small letter x for scalar quantities, small and bold letter x for vector quantities or first-order tensors and bold and capital letter X for two-dimensional matrices or second-order tensors, and for three-dimensional matrices or third-order tensors, it will be similar to two-dimensional ones but with a double bar on top X ¯ ¯.
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Proof: We reintroduce the notations that will be used here (notation of Equation (9)).
In this section, we first give the notations that are necessary in defining the multiway problem.
The notations that are used in this section are given in Table 1.
Table 1 lists the notations that will be used throughout the paper.
Table1 summarizes the notations that will be used in our analysis.
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