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Further Examples: Transpose

This is the transpose of a non-square matrix.

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Here is a tensor mm with .

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Here is the transpose of mm.

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Transpose interchanges levels one and two.

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You can interchange other levels with a second argument. Transpose[mm] is the default case.

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Under Transpose[mm,{3, 1, 2}] the entry at {i, j, k} goes to {j, k, i}.

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This defines the function HermitianQ which tests whether or not a matrix is equal to the conjugate of its transpose.

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