tensorer

Tensorer is a term that may refer to different concepts in mathematics and computing. In its broadest sense, a tensorer is a person who specializes in tensors—the multidimensional generalizations of scalars, vectors, and matrices—and who uses tensor algebra or tensor calculus in research or application. The designation is informal and not standard in scholarly writing; more common labels include tensor analyst, tensor mathematician, or simply specialist in tensor theory.

In computing, tensorer can denote a software tool or library intended to perform tensor operations such as contraction, reshaping, transposition, and higher-order manipulation. There is no widely recognized software package officially named Tensorer in major repositories or mainstream programming ecosystems as of the mid-2020s. Projects with similar names may exist but refer to distinct libraries or interfaces, so users should verify documentation and licensing.

Etymology and usage: The word is formed from tensor and the agent noun suffix -er, indicating an agent who works with tensors. It remains relatively rare and is largely encountered in informal discussion, hobbyist projects, or as shorthand for a role rather than as a formal disciplinary term.

See also: tensor, tensor algebra, tensor calculus, multilinear algebra, machine learning, differential geometry.