I apologize I have to use this list for a rather simple problem, but I can't
seem to understand my mistake.
I would like to generate certain square matrices, say in dimension 4, whose 1st
and 2nd vectors are already known and, and they have to obey to certain rules.
I try to go through vectors in a list called "lstvecs" in order to fill in the
3rd and 4th vector of the matrix x, and, once checked if the rules are
fulfilled, would like to append x to a list "listx".
Now here is where comes trouble... For some reason, the generated list will
have always the SAME matrix as its enries, whereas while still in the loop, the
entries are -obviously- equal to the matrices x.
I would be glad for any hint on what's going wrong here!!
Sincerely, Eva
Here is the fragment I'm talking about:
listx := [];
x := [];
x[1] := [1,0,0,0];
x[2] := [0,1,0,0] * (Z(char)^0);
i := 1;
for a in lstvecs do
if (a <> x[1] and a <> x[2] * (Z(char)^0) and a <> [0,0,0,0] *
(Z(char)^0) ) then
x[3] := a;
for b in lstvecs do
if (b <> x[1] and b <> [0,0,0,0] * (Z(char)^0) and b <> x[1] and
b <> x[3]) then
if Determinant([x[1], x[2], x[3], b]) <> 0 * (Z(char)^0) then
x[4] := b;
Add(listx,x);
fi;
fi;
od;
fi;
od;
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