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Assigning a submatrix to an existing matrix - deSitter - 12-19-2023 10:17 AM Hello Prime numbers, How do I say put a 2x2 matrix into an existing 4x4 matrix? Say I want to overwrite the elements in rows 1,2 and columns 3,4 with a 2x2 matrix - can I do this by direct assignment? Thanks in advance. Many more questions coming, hope this isn't spam. While I'm here - is there an outer product function? e.g. if you have a 2x3 array and a 3x4 array you create a 2x3x3x4 4-d array from a pair of 2-d arrays. I am working on an iterative construction of all Clifford algebras. Simple example is outer product of 2 vectors U_i, V_j then (U outer V)_ij = U_i V*_j where * = complex conjugate. Thanks. -drl RE: Assigning a submatrix to an existing matrix - komame - 12-19-2023 02:37 PM (12-19-2023 10:17 AM)deSitter Wrote: How do I say put a 2x2 matrix into an existing 4x4 matrix? Say I want to overwrite the elements in rows 1,2 and columns 3,4 with a 2x2 matrix - can I do this by direct assignment? Thanks in advance. 4x4 matrix: mt1:=[[1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8],[9,10,11,12],[13,14,15,16]] 2x2 matrix: mt2:=[[−1,−2],[−3,−4]] REPLACE(mt1,{1,3},mt2) and you will get: Code: [[ 1, 2,−1,−2], Piotr RE: Assigning a submatrix to an existing matrix - deSitter - 12-20-2023 04:22 PM (12-19-2023 02:37 PM)komame Wrote:(12-19-2023 10:17 AM)deSitter Wrote: How do I say put a 2x2 matrix into an existing 4x4 matrix? Say I want to overwrite the elements in rows 1,2 and columns 3,4 with a 2x2 matrix - can I do this by direct assignment? Thanks in advance. Thanks, close enough -drl RE: Assigning a submatrix to an existing matrix - ftneek - 11-26-2024 08:13 AM (12-19-2023 10:17 AM)deSitter Wrote: Say I want to overwrite the elements in rows 1,2 and columns 3,4 with a 2x2 matrix - can I do this by direct assignment? In CAS, you can also use .. notation. a:=[[1,1,1,1],[1,1,1,1],[1,1,1,1],[1,1,1,1]] a[1 .. 2,3 .. 4]:=[[3,4],[5,6]] Results in Code: [[1,1,3,4], being assigned to a. |