1 | initial version |
You can get up to 9 linearly independent vectors from 9-dimension space. For example:
SL(9, GF(29)).random_element()
2 | No.2 Revision |
You can get up to 9 linearly independent vectors from 9-dimension space. For example:This gives 9 vectors, if you need less - just pick a subset of them:
SL(9, GF(29)).random_element()
3 | No.3 Revision |
You can get up to 9 linearly independent vectors from 9-dimension space. This gives 9 vectors, if you need less - just pick a subset of them:
Matrix( SL(9, GF(29)).random_element()
GF(29)).random_element() ).rows()
4 | No.4 Revision |
You can get up to 9 linearly independent vectors from 9-dimension a 9-dimensional space. This gives 9 vectors, vectors over GF(29)
, if you need less - just pick a subset of them:
Matrix( SL(9, GF(29)).random_element() ).rows()