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How to simplify a symbolic matrix

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SOURAV KUMAR
SOURAV KUMAR el 15 de Feb. de 2021
Respondida: Swatantra Mahato el 18 de Feb. de 2021
Hello everyone,
I was trying the following code:
clc
clear all
close all
syms a k1 k2;
A=[exp(-i*k1*a) 0; 0 exp(i*k1*a)];
B=[k2+k1 k1-k2; k1-k2 k2+k1];
C=[exp(i*k2*a) 0; 0 exp(-i*k2*a)];
D=[exp(i*k2*a) 0; 0 exp(-i*k2*a)];
E=[k2+k1 k2-k1; k2-k1 k2+k1];
F=[exp(-i*k1*a) 0; 0 exp(i*k1*a)];
T=((((A*B)*C)*D)*E)*F;
T=T/(4*k1*k2);
T=simplify(T);
fprintf('T11=\n%s \n',char(T(1,1)));
fprintf('T12=\n%s \n',char(T(1,2)));
fprintf('T21= \n%s \n',char(T(2,1)));
fprintf('T22= \n%s \n',char(T(2,2)));
In this code, i am trying to evaluate T matrix;
I want to simplify the individual components of T matrix {i.e., T(1,1) , T(1,2) , T(2,1) & T(2,2) }
I searched it on internet and found "simplify" will perform the above task.
But , for the above code, the result is yet unsimplified,
i.e., i am getting T(1,1) output as
(exp(a*k1*(-i))*(exp(a*k1*(-i))*exp(a*k2*(2*i))*(k1 + k2)^2 - exp(a*k1*(-i))*exp(a*k2*(-2*i))*(k1 - k2)^2))/(4*k1*k2)
i.e.,
but we can see that from the inner bracket can be further taken out to simplify the result ;
hence how to simplify the results of the above code?

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Swatantra Mahato
Swatantra Mahato el 18 de Feb. de 2021
Hi Sourav,
As mentioned in the documentation for "simplify" there is no universal idea to the simplest form of an expression. You may want to try out different Name-Value Pair arguments mentioned in the documentation to get the desired form suitable for your use case
As an example,
executing
T=simplify(T,'Steps',20);
instead gives
T12=
-(exp(-a*k2*2i)*(k1^2 - k2^2)*(exp(a*k2*4i) - 1))/(4*k1*k2)
while
T=simplify(T,'Steps',30);
gives the result
T12=
-(sin(2*a*k2)*(k1^2 - k2^2)*1i)/(2*k1*k2)
Hope this helps

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