Multiply a constant to a matrix column
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- Subject: [mg16266] Multiply a constant to a matrix column
- From: heahn at nanum.kaeri.re.kr (Hyo ahn)
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 00:41:27 -0500
- Organization: kaeri
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hi, I would like to multiply a constant number to a certain column of an existing matrix in Mathematica and I am having a hard time. First, I have a 1000 x 3 matrix A. There is no command that allow me to multiply a constant number to a specific column (let say I want to multiply 100 to the second column), so I extract three columns separately using A1 = A[Range[1,1000],Range[1,1]]; A2 = A[Range[1,1000],Range[2,2]]; A3 = A[Range[1,1000],Range[3,3]]; Then I multiply a constant to a extracted column which is a vector now. So I did A2b = 100 A2; Then I recombined the columns as A4 = ColumnJoin[A1,A2b,A3] but I found out that ColumnJoin command does not worked the way I expected it to be. Could anyone know a simple solution to this problem? Thanks. Hyo Ahn KAERI
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