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Quaternion right division for scalars

Since R2024a

    Syntax

    Description

    C = A/B performs right division between a scalar and a quaternion or array of quaternions.

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    Examples

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    Create a 2-by-1 quaternion array, and right divide it by a real scalar.

    A = quaternion([1:4;5:8])
    A = 2×1 quaternion array
         1 + 2i + 3j + 4k
         5 + 6i + 7j + 8k
    
    B = 2;
    C = A/B
    C = 2×1 quaternion array
         0.5 +   1i + 1.5j +   2k
         2.5 +   3i + 3.5j +   4k

    Create a 2-by-2 quaternion array, and right divide it by a quaternion scalar.

    q1 = quaternion(magic(4));
    A = reshape(q1,2,2)
    A = 2×2 quaternion array
         16 +  2i +  3j + 13k      9 +  7i +  6j + 12k
          5 + 11i + 10j +  8k      4 + 14i + 15j +  1k
    
    B = quaternion([1:4])
    B = quaternion
         1 + 2i + 3j + 4k
    
    C = A/B
    C = 2×2 quaternion array
              2.7 -      0.1i -      2.1j -      1.7k       2.9667 + 0.033333i -  0.56667j -      1.1k
           2.9667 -      0.5i +  0.76667j -  0.83333k          2.7 -      1.7i +      1.9j -      0.9k

    Input Arguments

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    Divisor, specified as a quaternion object, an array of quaternion objects, a real numeric scalar, or an array of real numbers. Numeric values must be of data type single or double.

    At least one of A and B must a scalar.

    Dividend, specified as a quaternion object, an array of quaternion objects, a real numeric scalar, or an array of real numbers. Numeric values must be of data type single or double.

    At least one of A and B must a scalar.

    Output Arguments

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    Result of quaternion right division, returned as a quaternion object or an array of quaternion objects.

    Algorithms

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    Extended Capabilities

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    C/C++ Code Generation
    Generate C and C++ code using MATLAB® Coder™.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2024a

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