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Transpose

Transpose[list]
transposes the first two levels in list.

Transpose[list, {n₁, n₂, ...}]
transposes list so that the k

level in list is the n_k

level in the result.

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Transpose gives the usual transpose of a matrix.

Transpose[m] can be input as m^.

 can be entered as Esc tr Esc or \[Transpose].

Acting on a tensor T_{i₁i₂i₃...}Transpose gives the tensor T_{i₂i₁i₃...}. »

Transpose[list, {n₁, n₂, ...}] gives the tensor T_{i_n₁i_n₂...}.

So long as the lengths of the lists at particular levels are the same, the specifications n_k do not necessarily have to be distinct.

Transpose works on SparseArray objects.

Basic Examples (1)

Transpose a 2×3 matrix:

Generalizations & Extensions (1)

Neat Examples (1)

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