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Chapter 13: Matrices
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The MATRX CPLX (Complex ) Menu - ‰ *
NAMES EDIT MATH OPS CPLX
conj real imag abs angle
conj complexMatrix Returns a matrix in which each element is the complex conjugate of the
corresponding element of a complexMatrix
real complexMatrix Returns a real matrix in which each element is the real portion of the
corresponding element of a complexMatrix
imag complexMatrix Returns a real matrix in which each element is the imaginary portion of
the corresponding element of a complexMatrix
abs matrix Returns a real matrix in which each element is either the absolute value
of the corresponding element of a real matrix or the magnitude
(modulus) of the corresponding element of a complex matrix
angle complexMatrix Returns a real matrix in which each element is either 0 if the element of
complexMatrix is real or the polar angle if the element of complexMatrix
is complex; the polar angles are calculated as tan L 1 ( imaginary / real )
adjusted by + p in the second quadrant and by Lp in the third quadrant
Using Mathematical Functions with Matrices
matrixA + matrixB Adds each matrixA element to the corresponding matrixB element;
returns a matrix of the sums
matrixA NmatrixB Subtracts each matrixB element from the corresponding matrixA
element; returns a matrix of the differences
To add or subtract two
matrices, the dimensions of
matrixA must equal the
dimensions of matrixB .