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A raised capital T flipping a matrix about its diagonal.
Also known as: Matrix transpose, T superscript, Transposition mark
A raised T after a matrix flips it about its main diagonal, turning rows into columns. It is also how a row vector is written as a column in running text, which is its commonest use in applied writing.
Denotes the transpose of a matrix: rows become columns and columns become rows.
Contexts: Mathematics
Is used to write a column vector inline, since a transposed row occupies one line of text rather than several.
Contexts: Mathematics
Is sometimes written as a raised prime or a raised t instead, which collides with the prime used for derivatives.
Contexts: Mathematics
A capital letter formed of a horizontal bar on an upright stem, set small and raised after a bracketed grid.