Overload List

  NameDescription
Imag(DoubleBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and bandwidths as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(DoubleComplexBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and bandwidths as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(DoubleComplexLowerTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(DoubleComplexTriDiagMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(DoubleComplexUpperTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(DoubleHermitianBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and half bandwidth as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(DoubleHermitianMatrix)
Creates a new matrix made up of the imaginary parts of the given Hermitian matrix.
Imag(DoubleLowerTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(DoubleSymBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and half bandwidth as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(DoubleSymmetricMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(DoubleTriDiagMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(DoubleUpperTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and bandwidths as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatComplexBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and bandwidths as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(FloatComplexLowerTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(FloatComplexTriDiagMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(FloatComplexUpperTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(FloatHermitianBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and half bandwidth as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix.
Imag(FloatHermitianMatrix)
Creates a new matrix made up of the imaginary parts of the given Hermitian matrix.
Imag(FloatLowerTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatSymBandMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions and half bandwidth as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatSymmetricMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatTriDiagMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.
Imag(FloatUpperTriMatrix)
Creates a new matrix with the same dimensions as a given matrix, whose values are the result of applying the imaginary function to each element of the matrix. In this case, the returned matrix is made up of zeros since there's no imaginary part.

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