Elementary operations for Tridiagonal and SymTridiagonal matrices#2611
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Extends conj(), transpose() and ctranspose() to Tridiagonal matrices Also adds very elementary tests of these functions
…agonal matrices Where necessary (esp. in matrix multiply) the output type changes so that the output is still preserved gracefully. In particular where needed: - SymTridiagonal is converted to Tridiagonal or dense - Tridiagonal is converted to dense Fixed apparent bug in copy(Symdiagonal) Also some light cleanup of tridiag.jl
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Elementary operations for Tridiagonal and SymTridiagonal matrices
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Ah, Tridiagonal doesn't have == defined. I'll put this in for Tridiagonal and SymTridiagonal. |
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Fleshed out elementary +,-,x,\ operations on Tridiagonal and SymTridiagonal matrices as well as transpose(), conj() and ctranspose()
Where necessary (esp. in matrix multiply) the output type changes so that the output is still preserved gracefully. In particular where needed:
Fixed apparent bug in copy(Symdiagonal)
Also some light cleanup of tridiag.jl
Replaces pull request #2608.