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M = M';
What is M = M';?
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2+1. But the noun is "transpose", with no 'd'.
Ben Voigt
2010-06-24 14:39:01
Yes! That's it! I'll accept your answer in about 3 minutes (SO won't let me answer it yet).
jp2code
2010-06-24 14:46:16
the transpose of a matrix is a transposed matrix, isn't it? :D ... I think mine is an italianism, since we say `la trasposta` (the transpose) or `la matrice trasposta` (adjective, transposed matrix), and both are the same and sounds like past participle (the first with the implicit noun "matrix") ... Changed it for a better english appearence!
ShinTakezou
2010-06-24 14:57:59
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Note that ' is the CTRANSPOSE operator in MATLAB. If you don't want the complex conjugate, use .' which is the TRANSPOSE method.
Edric
2010-06-24 15:23:05
adjoint matrix or (complex) conjugate transpose, for anyone interested in
ShinTakezou
2010-06-24 21:18:25