How to use ‘ Operator In MATLAB
Syntax:
vec_B = vec_A’
Example 1:
Matlab
% MATLAB code for ' Operator vecA = [1+2i 3+3.1i 4-1i; 2-0.1i -4i 0.4; 1i 0.23-1i 23+31i]; %matrix % Displaying the original matrix disp( "Original Matrix" ) disp(vecA) % Computing the complex conjugate transpose of vecA vecB = vecA'; % Displaying the complex conjugate transpose disp( "Complex Conjugate Transpose of vecA" ) disp(vecB) |
Output:
Calculate Complex Conjugate Transpose in MATLAB
The complex conjugate transpose of a matrix is the matrix obtained by transposing the original matrix and then applying the complex conjugate property of complex numbers on each of the element. In mathematics, this is also known as the Hermitian transpose of a matrix.
MATLAB provides two ways of calculating the complex conjugate transpose of a matrix:
- The ‘ operator.
- The ctranspose function.
Let us see the usage of both with examples.