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With all the letters available, why are we using "C" as the name of separate variables?
You define C1, C2, ... C5 each as a two value vector. At that point, C is a six valued vector; the first position (C0) has nothing in it (default 0) and the other five positions each have a vector with two numbers.
Then you try to create a matrix with name C (again!). This matrix is supposed to be a 4 X 4 matrix (from 0 to 3), and it looks like you're trying to put a vector in each position along the diagonal with two values in it.
Might work if you change the name of the matrix!
With all the letters available, why are we using "C" as the name of separate variables?
You define C1, C2, ... C5 each as a two value vector. At that point, C is a six valued vector; the first position (C0) has nothing in it (default 0) and the other five positions each have a vector with two numbers.
Then you try to create a matrix with name C (again!). This matrix is supposed to be a 4 X 4 matrix (from 0 to 3), and it looks like you're trying to put a vector in each position along the diagonal with two values in it.
Might work if you change the name of the matrix!
