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> PLEASE do read the posting guide > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code. > My question is I cannot access the first rwo of the matrix within a list. > df.list and I have made each of the elements a matrix as follows > For example I have a the following list

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> I cannot seem to figure out how to access the elements of a list if those elements are a matrix. Or even better just put them in the list at the first: 'matrices' What you need to do is to use 'get': You will see that it is a list of characters since that is what is in > # and then insert them with a loop like this

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The homeserver is neither nor operated by Element Matrix Services (previously known as Modular).Accessing matrix elements within a list.

The domain that the homeserver is on must have at least one meaningful web page (including Element).

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The homeserver does not operate through a free TLD, specifically those offered by Freenom (due to risks of takeover by fraudulent entities).

The homeserver name must be a second-level domain (so is acceptable, but is not).

Homeservers may disable registrations temporarily, in which case the list will temporarily exclude them.

Homeservers that grant accounts on approval must have such process accessible to the general public.

Generally, inclusion is based on either my interpretation of information about the homeserver, or explicit consent from the homeserver operator(s).

The homeserver is intended for public registration.

In some cases you might also want your MXID to show your affiliation with a specific community.

If everyone continues to register on the same homeserver, then Matrix will become less decentralized as intended.

Ideally you would host your own homeserver, but not everyone has the means… Anyway, you should use a homeserver other than the default because… ↩ ↩ 2Įmail address is used as MXID username (eg. In Finnish requires a Finnish email addressĮmail address is said to be optional for registration, but is actually required. In German student-oriented requires a German university email address

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Homeserver nameġ8+ registration geo-blocked outside Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Ukraine Then, (El) where ( ) ( x cos - y sin x sin + u cos ). The required matrix element of the rotation operator around the z-axis through an angle, can be easily calculated using the cylindrical coordinate system x cos, y sin, z z. Within each type, the servers are listed in alphabetically order by the homeserver name. E Matrix Element of the Rotation Operator.

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Servers with technical restrictions first, then servers that require manual approval, and finally servers that require payment. Open registrationĪlphabetically-ordered by the homeserver name. This list is provided “as is.” Any dispute regarding your account on one of the homeservers should be resolved between you and the operator(s) of the homeserver.Inclusion does NOT imply any opinion (affiliation, endorsement, etc.) on individual homeservers, nor any guarantee regarding their availability.Clients are welcomed to implement it as long as sufficient credit is given. This list is also available as a JSON.For homeserver owners: You should implement MSC1929.As such, this list excludes homeservers that are known to harbour bad actors. It bears reminding that all participants of public discourse should foster a respectful environment, and that homeserver operators should discourage disruptive behaviour.Any homeserver you choose gets to access all the unencrypted data about your account!.For long-term usage, choose a homeserver that you trust, is properly federated, has a high version number, has an environment suitable to your use, and is designed to last.This is a list of public Matrix homeservers as compiled by the author of this guide.