Protocols

A type that defines an addition operator and an additive identity.

A matrix whose dimensions are determined at compile time.

An 2-dimensional NxM list of elements of some type.

Most mathematical operations are in the MatrixOperationsBase protocol. Although logically, MatrixBase represents a matrix and so should require the operations, in practice the majority of implementations don’t need the full flexibility, so it’s a lot of wasted boilerplate. Classes may conform to MatrixOperationsBase to implement the full spectrum of matrix operations.

A matrix whose dimensions are determined at compile time and whose rows equal its columns.

A matrix whose elements are FloatingPoint.

A matrix declaring the full suite of mathematical operations (addition, scalar addition, multiplication, scalar multiplication, etc).

A type that defines a multiplication operator and multiplicative identity.

A vector whose number of components is defined at compile time and whose components are of type FloatingPoint.

A Vector whose number of components is determined at compile time.

A vector whose components are floating point numbers.

A vector whose components are signed numerics.

Interface for a mathematical n-component vector, which is a a structure that contains n independent numeric components.