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inv(matrix) should exist just like matrix.inv() does #13859

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abhigyank opened this issue Jan 8, 2018 · 1 comment
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inv(matrix) should exist just like matrix.inv() does #13859

abhigyank opened this issue Jan 8, 2018 · 1 comment
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The inverse of a matrix M can be computed as M.inv(). It should also be able to be computed using inv(M) which is more intuitive for people using Matlab or Scilab.
det(Matrix) exists to compute the determinant of a matrix, similarly inv(Matrix) can also be added.
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sharanry commented Jan 8, 2018

Hey, I am new here. Could I take this up?

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Add inv(mat) functionality to expressions/inverse.py sharanry/sympy
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