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(For example 0+x = x and does not require an actual addition). For example in Matlab when a matrix is identified as a “sparse” matrix, Matlab will use a different algorithm to solve Ax = b than if the matrix is “full” (that is mostly nonzero). The different algorithm will take advantage of the zeros in A, if possible.
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It is also possible to get this matrix A specifying the matrix space ‘on the fly’ or anonymously: Matrix arithmetic and basic manipulations: If you have defined two matrices A and B then 2*A multiplies A by 2, A+B is the matrix sum, A*B is the matrix product and A^3 will give you A*A*A. Sage comes with the many built-in . functions. or ...
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A system of equations Ax=b is usually solved in two stages. First, through a series of algebraic manipulations, the original system of equations is reduced to an upper-triangular system of the form. This can be written as Ux=y, where U is a matrix in which all subdiagonal entries are zero. That is U[i,j] = 0 if i > j, otherwise U[i, j] =.
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Once the factorization is done, the factors will be used in every iteration. The convenience of having A factored as LtUt is that the system Ax = b can be solved instead as LtUtx = b in two passes: First, by finding the vector y such that Lty = b, then by solving Utx = y.
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If you wish to solve a system of equations Ax=b, where the matrix A and the vector b have been defined, you may do it in any one of the following ways: X = A.solve_right(b) X = A\b. Here is what Sage’s matrix.py file says about solving equations, and an explanation: def _backslash_(self, B): """
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One of her first programs was for solution of a system of ten linear equations in ten unknowns [6]. She used a concept of resetting the card containing the instruction to perform a repeated operation on a list of numbers economically; it was the first vector instruction, invented specifically for the centuries old desire to solve Ax = b.
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