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Upon my research of polarization of light I stumbled upon the following formula: enter image description here

What do the three dots mean? I have never seen them before.
Edit: Found this notation in the book "Nonlinear fiber optics", $P_{NL}$ is the nonlinear polarization component, while $\chi$ is unknown to me (haven't found it, but I assume that it is a tensor for the polarization)

Upon my research of polarization of light I stumbled upon the following formula: enter image description here

What do the three dots mean? I have never seen them before.

Upon my research of polarization of light I stumbled upon the following formula: enter image description here

What do the three dots mean? I have never seen them before.
Edit: Found this notation in the book "Nonlinear fiber optics", $P_{NL}$ is the nonlinear polarization component, while $\chi$ is unknown to me (haven't found it, but I assume that it is a tensor for the polarization)

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Notation of polarization of light

Upon my research of polarization of light I stumbled upon the following formula: enter image description here

What do the three dots mean? I have never seen them before.