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Provides reusable parity-aware irreducible representations, spherical harmonics and trainable tensor-product primitives for assembling E(3)-equivariant networks.
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2022 arXiv source retains a January 2021 draft date; source version not backdated to a finalized journal article. Geiger and Smidt are its two source authors, not the entire predecessor-author union. Framework generality depends on valid representations and equivariant composition; no automatic physical accuracy or claim to invent representation theory. Bio/medical applications omitted.
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Mario Geiger; Tess Smidt
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e3nn composable Euclidean-equivariant neural-network software
Provides reusable parity-aware irreducible representations, spherical harmonics and trainable tensor-product primitives for assembling E(3)-equivariant networks.
Scientific scope
2022 arXiv source retains a January 2021 draft date; source version not backdated to a finalized journal article. Geiger and Smidt are its two source authors, not the entire predecessor-author union. Framework generality depends on valid representations and equivariant composition; no automatic physical accuracy or claim to invent representation theory. Bio/medical applications omitted.
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People and systems
Mario Geiger; Tess Smidt
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.