The question was not entirely clear and a little ambiguous....basically,
what I was trying to do was something like this:
For a fixed R and N define a set of algebras:
for i in 1..20 repeat
S.i := a list of symbols depending on i
L.i := a list of square N x N R-matrices with entries based on i
A.i := ALGSC(R, N, S.i, L.i)
i := i + 1
Sid,
such a for-loop is completely useless, because it doesn't solve any problem.
Cannot you describe the actual problem that you want to solve. Perhaps
you do not even need to create an array of algebras. But since the
problem is not clear, nobody can suggest a way to help you to solve it.
Ralf
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