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On April 1, 2014 1:37:14 AM PDT, ANNA SIMEONIDOU <assymeon2 at
hotmail.com> wrote:>Hi, Well, the solution to my problem maybe is easy, but i have really
>stuck with this.
>I have a process which evolves in three times, so there is the
>parameter of time (t=1,2,3).More particularly i have three 4*4
>matrices, one for each time. In other words each element has three
>cordinates: time, row and column.
>The problems are these:i don't know how to express these matrices.Also
>i don't know how can i extract each element, for example, if i want the
>element from the matrix corresponding to the 3d time, the 2nd row, the
>3d column, how will i extract this?
>I would appreciate any help and idea!Thank you!Anna S.
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