(a) The scalar product of the given two tensors can be obtained as
.
(b) The Jacobian for transformation of Cartesian coordinates into cylindrical polar coordinates is given by
.
Hence the transformed tensors can be obtained as
and
.
(c) The dot product in the cylindrical polar coordinates is
which is same as the previous one.
(d) In cylindrical polar coordinates,
,
where is the metric tensor in cylindrical polar coordinates.
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