Using matrix operations in a program, Summary of matrix functions – HP 15c User Manual

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The > 7 (row norm) and > 8 (Frobenius norm) functions also
operate as conditional branching instructions in a program. If the X-register
contains a matrix descriptor, these functions calculate the norm in the usual
manner, and program execution continues with the next program line. If the
X-register contains a number, program execution skips the next line. In both
cases, the original contents of the X-register are stored in the LAST X
register. This is useful for testing whether a matrix descriptor is in the X-
register during a program.

Summary of Matrix Functions

Keystroke(s)

Results

|c

Transforms Z

P

into Z

C

.

Changes sign of all elements in matrix specified in
X-register.

´m {A
through E, V}

Dimensions specified matrix.

´> 0

Dimensions all matrices to 0×0.

´> 1

Sets row and column numbers in R

0

and R

1

to 1.

´> 2

Transform Z

P

into .

´> 3

Transforms into Z

P

.

´> 4

Calculate transpose of matrix specified in X-register.

´> 5

Multiplies transpose of matrix specified in Y-
register with matrix specified in X-register. Stores in

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