[mathcad] RE: All possible pairings of two sets of complex varaibles

Author: Bill E Dumke Posted: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 14:26:32 -0600

Jonathon,

Thanks for the reply. I think your program works, but I need to get rid
of a lot of duplicates.

I cleaned up some mistakes in the original file, but then the list
server wouldn't take it, even after greatly reducing the size of the
matrix. So I give up trying to post it.

What I need is:

I want only unique pairs of complex numbers (Gamma1, Gamma2) (my
designation, not Mathcad's) of the two complex numbers Gamma1 and
Gamma2.

Gamma1 is always on the left and Gamma2 is always on the right in a
pair.

Want only one pair (Gamma1, Gamma2) when Gamma1 =Gamma2 for each unique
value of either.

One problem causing duplicates is Mathcad treats 0 at any angle as 0.
So this produces many duplicates.

Can anyone help?

Bill

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