Category:Diagonals of Arrays

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Let $\mathbf A = \sqbrk a_{m n}$ be an array.

The diagonals are the lines of elements of $\mathbf A$ running from:

$(1): \quad$ the element in the first row and first column running downwards and to the right
$(2): \quad$ the element in the first row and last column running downwards and to the left
$(3): \quad$ the element in the last row and first column running upwards and to the right
$(4): \quad$ the element in the last row and last column running upwards and to the left

If $m = n$, that is, if $\mathbf A$ is a square array, then $(1)$ and $(4)$ coincide, and $(2)$ and $(3)$ also coincide.

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