Matrix Multiplier

Overview

Matrix Multiplier is a sophisticated Python application providing both a web (Flask) and desktop (Tkinter) interface for creating, manipulating, and computing operations on numeric and symbolic matrices using Sympy. Results are rendered in a clean LaTeX-style format for superior clarity.

Features

• Dynamic Matrix Creation: Effortlessly add or remove matrices.
• Customizable Dimensions: Adjust matrix size via intuitive dropdown menus.
• Symbolic & Numeric Computation: Seamlessly mix symbolic algebra with numerical precision.
• Multiple Operations: Multiply, add, subtract, transpose, or conjugate matrices.
• Aesthetic Rendering: Enjoy visually appealing LaTeX-style outputs.
• User-Friendly Interfaces: Both a web-based interface with Flask and a desktop GUI using Tkinter.
• Improved Copy Functionality: The "Copy Result" feature now extracts only matrix data in the proper dimensions.
• Special Matrices: Quickly insert matrices such as Pauli X, Pauli Y, Pauli Z, Hadamard, and CNOT.

Detailed Updates

• Web App Enhancements:
  • Updated the copy function in the web interface so that it extracts and formats only the matrix values, avoiding extraneous output.
  • Grids automatically adjust to the correct dimensions when the result is copied.
• Desktop GUI Enhancements:
  • Improved “Copy Result” logic to fill new matrix entries with the previously computed result.
  • Enhanced error handling and layout improvements in the Tkinter interface.
• General Improvements:
  • Consistent styling across both interfaces.
  • Enhanced documentation and user guidance through real-time expression updates.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Flask
• Tkinter
• Sympy
• Pillow (PIL)
• Matplotlib

Installation

Install the necessary packages using the requirements file:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Web Version

1. Run the Flask app:

   python app.py

2. Open your browser and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:5000/.
3. Create or modify matrices, then select an operation and click Compute.
4. Use the Copy Result button to extract the computed matrix into a new input panel.

Desktop GUI Version

1. Run the Tkinter application:

   python matrix_multiplier.py

2. Enter or modify matrix values in the provided grids.
3. Select an operation from the dropdown and see the rendered result.
4. Use Copy Result to duplicate the result into a new matrix entry.
5. Special matrices can be inserted via the dropdown menu.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.