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I've been working quite a lot with complex arrays recently and ended-up having to write conj(transpose(A)) quite often. Would encapsulating these into a hermitian function be of use for stdlib_linalg? It is more sugar-coating than anything but could still be useful to reduce a bit code bloat.
(ping @perazz, @jvdp1, @jalvesz)
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- In Julia, if
$A \in \mathbb{C}^{m \times n}$ , the syntaxA'is equivalent to$A^H$ . - In Numpy, if
Ais annp.matrixobject, thenA.Hreturns the hermitian as well. - Currently in Fortran (as far as I know), the Hermitian needs to be computed using
conj(transpose(A))ortranspose(conj(A)).
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