Comment #6 on issue 3991 by [email protected]: Conjugate transpose of
scalar exponential treated like matrix
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3991
I don't understand what this transpose function does. Matthew, did you
add this?
Yes, but it wasn't supposed to leak out to top level imports. My
apologies. I can fix this next week if you remind me.
One could also just override _eval_complex on a Function subclass if you
don't want it to have that behavior. How do the scalar -> matrix
functions in the matrix expressions work?
I don't understand the term "scalar->matrix functions" are you talking
about "matrix->scalar" operators like Trace and Determinant? Perhaps you're
talking about those functions like adjoint and transpose that have both
Expr matrix (i.e. physics matrix objects) and MatrixExpr implementations?
Or maybe neither of these....
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