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I don't think this come from LinearAlgebra so maybe list separately. Is
cof
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Oh, right. In the continuum mechanics books I read this operation is usually abbreviated with
cof
(Holzapfel, Wriggers). German Wikipedia also uses it.https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minor_(Lineare_Algebra)#Eigenschaften
But possible that this abbreviation is a German thing. If you want something different then we can also use it.
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I don't mind
cof
, just wondering if it was called that, or something else, in other software. I can't find anything from a quick serach though.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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My only worry here is that some standard library might include cofactors in the future. :D