Hi. I am relatively new to Julia. Suppose I have a matrix A and I write v = A[:, 1]. Now v is a vector as expected. But u = A[1, :] is a vector again (I expected u to be adjoint instead of vector). What would the problems be u were an adjoint instead of being vector? I have gone through the thread…

This has already been discussed multiple times in this forum. See Indexing into Matrix for example and the linked post within.

Matrix operations not symmetric

StefanKarpinski October 5, 2021, 10:04pm 2

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