Can I construct a matrix multiplying a scalar and a vector?

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Jaime De La Mota Sanchis
评论： Jaime De La Mota Sanchis 2019-9-11
I have a scalar i=3 and a vector j=[4; 5]. I want to generate the matrix k=[3 4; 3 5].
Is there a way to multiply i and j to generate the matrix k?

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Jan
Jan 2019-9-11
编辑：Jan 2019-9-11
No, tis is not a standard multiplication. But you can create k based on i and j:
i = 3;
j = [4; 5];
% Solution 1:
k(:, 2) = j;
k(:, 1) = i;
% Solution 2:
k = i .* [1, 0; 1, 0] + j .* [0, 1; 0, 1]; % Auto-expanding, need Matlab >= R2016b
What is the general case? Why do you want a "multiplication"? Which is the problem you want to solve actually?
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Jaime De La Mota Sanchis
Jaime De La Mota Sanchis 2019-9-11
This is my current code. I am trying to construct a Smolyak collocation matrix. This general case is the construction of two rows of said matrix. If you are curious, this is the code I am using.
close all
clear
clc
contador=1;
number_of_rv=2;
mat_index = ones(number_of_rv+1, number_of_rv);
mat_ampl = zeros(2*number_of_rv+1, number_of_rv);
longitud_mat_ampl=length(mat_ampl);
for i=2: number_of_rv+1
mat_index(i,contador)=2;
contador=contador+1;
end
matriz_rv_1_ejemplo= -1*[7 8 9; 0 10 11; 0 0 12];
matriz_rv_2_ejemplo= -1*[1 2 3; 0 4 5; 0 0 6];
matriz_rvs=cat(3,matriz_rv_1_ejemplo, matriz_rv_2_ejemplo);
for i=1: number_of_rv+1
vector_indices=mat_index(i,:);
nodes_1=matriz_rv_1_ejemplo(1:vector_indices(1), vector_indices(1))
nodes_2=matriz_rv_2_ejemplo(1:vector_indices(2), vector_indices(2))
end

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