operators-matrix()
Programming
operators-matrix() is a MATLAB®-compatible programming function for matrix-specific operators. a' is conjugate transpose (ctranspose). a.' is non-conjugate transpose. a \ b solves the linear system ax = b (equivalent to inv(a)*b but more numerically stable). indexing: a(i,j) for element access, a(:,1) for entire column, a(end) for last element. colon operator: start:end or start:step:end creates a range vector. Run it online in your browser with SimLab — free, no install, no license required.
Matrix-specific operators. A' is conjugate transpose (ctranspose). A.' is non-conjugate transpose. A \ b solves the linear system Ax = b (equivalent to inv(A)*b but more numerically stable). Indexing: A(i,j) for element access, A(:,1) for entire column, A(end) for last element. Colon operator: start:end or start:step:end creates a range vector.
Syntax
A'
A.'
A \ b
A(i, j)
A(:, 1)
A(end)
1:10
1:0.5:10
Examples — run operators-matrix() in your browser
See Also
Frequently Asked Questions about operators-matrix()
Is the operators-matrix() function free to use in SimLab?
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Do I need to install MATLAB to use operators-matrix()?
No. SimLab’s core parser, workspace state, and most functions run locally in your browser. The operators-matrix() function requires no MATLAB® license or desktop software download.
What does operators-matrix() do?
Matrix-specific operators. A' is conjugate transpose (ctranspose). A.' is non-conjugate transpose. A \ b solves the linear system Ax = b (equivalent to inv(A)*b but more numerically stable). Indexing: A(i,j) for element access, A(:,1) for entire column, A(end) for last element. Colon operator: start:end or start:step:end creates a range vector. It is a MATLAB®-compatible programming function available in SimLab with the same calling syntax as MATLAB® — typically: A'.
Can I run operators-matrix() in my browser?
Yes. Open SimLab at simulations4all.com/simlab, write or paste code that calls operators-matrix(), and run it. This function’s calculation runs locally in the browser. SimLab session analytics, sharing, feedback, and eligible acceleration have separate network boundaries.
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