Operation

The second line of each cell is the infix (prefix) operator.

Operators

Matft	Numpy	Complex
`Matft.add` `+`	`numpy.add` `+`	✓
`Matft.sub` `-`	`numpy.subtract` `-`	✓
`Matft.div` `/`	`numpy.divide` `/`	✓
`Matft.mul` `*`	`numpy.multiply` `*`	✓
`Matft.inner` `*+`	`numpy.inner` n/a
`Matft.cross` `*^`	`numpy.cross` n/a
`Matft.matmul` `*&`	`numpy.matmul` `@`
`Matft.dot`	`numpy.dot`
`Matft.equal` `===`	`numpy.equal` `==`
`Matft.not_equal` `!==`	`numpy.not_equal` `!=`
`Matft.less` `<`	`numpy.less` `<`
`Matft.less_equal` `<=`	`numpy.less_equal` `<=`
`Matft.greater` `>`	`numpy.greater` `>`
`Matft.greater_equal` `>=`	`numpy.greater_equal` `>=`
`Matft.allEqual` `==`	`numpy.array_equal` n/a	✓
`Matft.neg` `-`	`numpy.negative` `-`	✓
`Matft.logical_not` `!`	`numpy.logical_not` n/a

Matft	Numpy	Method	Complex
`Matft.ufuncReduce` e.g. `Matft.ufuncReduce(mfarray: a, ufunc: Matft.add)`	`numpy.add.reduce` e.g. `numpy.add.reduce(a)`	✓	✓
`Matft.ufuncAccumulate` e.g. `Matft.ufuncAccumulate(mfarray: a, ufunc: Matft.add)`	`numpy.add.accumulate` e.g. `numpy.add.accumulate(a)`	✓	✓