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You can get up to 9 linearly independent vectors from 9-dimension space. For example:

SL(9, GF(29)).random_element()
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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()
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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()
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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()