Manuals/calci/DIAGONALWITH

DIAGONALWITH(Matrix,Properties,Seed,Offset,FillTypeAntiColumnOrRow)


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  • is any property with which the main diagonal is filled.


Description

  • This function gives a matrix which satisfies the diagonal properties.
  • An diagonal matrix is a matrix where all the entries are zero on the main diagonal going from the upper left corner to the lower right corner (Failed to parse (MathML with SVG or PNG fallback (recommended for modern browsers and accessibility tools): Invalid response ("Math extension cannot connect to Restbase.") from server "https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/":): {\displaystyle \searrow} ).
  • In DIAGONALWITH, all the elements on main diagonal are filled with the given Properties rather than by 0.
  • "ZERO" is a default Property.
 Types of Properties:
  case "POSITIVE":
  case "NEGATIVE":
  case "NATURAL":
  case "POSITIVE:INTEGER":
  case "NEGATIVE:INTEGER":
  case "INTEGER":
  case "NEGZEROPOS":
  case "VALUE":
  case "LIST":
  case "SERIES":
  case "SEED":
  case "FUNCTION":
  case "ZERO":
  case "ZEROS":

Examples

1. DIAGONALWITH([[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[9,8,11]],"NEGATIVE:INTEGER")

-18 2 3
4 -16 6
9 8 -64

2. DIAGONALWITH([[11,18,19,20],[78,12,15,23],[-23,-20,-15,65],[5,8,9.2,12.7]],"SERIES")

100 18 19 20
78 100 15 23
-23 -20 100 65
5 8 9.2 100

3. DIAGONALWITH([[-1,6,8,9],[7,6,12,-98],[11,15,17.2,19]],"LIST")

100 6 8 9
7 100 12 -98
11 15 100 19

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