Simplifying expressions using rules with recursion
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- Subject: [mg127599] Simplifying expressions using rules with recursion
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- Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2012 04:36:48 -0400 (EDT)
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I would like to use Mathematica to simplify a long expression consisting of tems of products of matrices. These matrices obey equations of the form A = A.B.A, and I would like Mathematica to use these identities to simplify my expression. How can I tell Mathematica to do that? Just entering [1]: A = A.B.A does not work, as Mathematica will complain about too man recursions (which I understand). But how do I do it properly?
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