resolve_conj

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resolve_conj(x: Tensor)

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Materialise any pending lazy conjugation — no-op in Lucid.

Reference frameworks that maintain a lazy "is_conj" flag on complex tensors use resolve_conj to force the flag to be applied to the underlying buffer. Lucid has no such flag (see conj_physical), so this routine simply returns the input unchanged. It is provided for API parity so that ported code keeps working without behavioural drift.

Parameters

xTensor

Input tensor.

Returns

Tensor

The input x returned unchanged (no copy, no autograd op inserted).

Notes

Equivalent to the identity map:

\text{resolve\_conj}(x) = x.

See conj_physical for an explicit, always-materialised conjugation.

Examples

>>> import lucid
>>> z = lucid.tensor([1+2j, 3-4j])
>>> lucid.resolve_conj(z) is z
True