 | 1 | initial version |
The following code
M = Matrix([0], ring=GF(4))
M
Prints "[0]" as expected. The inverse of M clearly does not exist. Even so, running
M.inverse()
does not throw an error, and instead prints "[1]". What's going on here?
I am running Sage 8.1. Thanks for the help.
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The following code
M = Matrix([0], ring=GF(4))
M
Prints "[0]" as expected. The inverse of M clearly does not exist. Even so, running
M.inverse()
does not throw an error, and instead prints "[1]". What's going on here?
I am running Sage 8.1. Thanks for the help.
| | 3 | retagged |
The following code
M = Matrix([0], ring=GF(4))
M
Prints "[0]" as expected. The inverse of M clearly does not exist. Even so, running
M.inverse()
does not throw an error, and instead prints "[1]". What's going on here?
I am running Sage 8.1. Thanks for the help.
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