On Apr 13, 2007, at 2:08 PM, Robert Miller wrote:

> sage: A = Matrix( GF(2), [[]] )
> sage: B = Matrix( GF(2), [[0]] )
> sage: A
> []
> sage: B
> [0]
> sage: A.block_sum(B)
>
> [0]
> [0]
> sage: A = Matrix( GF(2), [] )
> sage: A
> []
> sage: A.block_sum(B)
> [0]

I don't understand the problem. In all cases, the number of rows of A 
plus the number of rows of B equals the number of rows of 
A.block_sum(B), and similarly for columns. What am I missing?

david


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