FeynCalc manual (development version)

UnDeclareNonCommutative

UnDeclareNonCommutative[a, b, ...] undeclares a,b, ... to be noncommutative, i.e., DataType[a,b, ..., NonCommutative] is set to False.

See also

Overview, DataType, DeclareNonCommutative.

Examples

DeclareNonCommutative[x]

As a side-effect of DeclareNonCommutative x is declared to be of DataType NonCommutative.

DataType[x, NonCommutative]

\text{True}

The inverse operation is UnDeclareNonCommutative.

UnDeclareNonCommutative[x] 
 
DataType[x, NonCommutative]

\text{False}

DeclareNonCommutative[y, z] 
 
DataType[y, z, NonCommutative]

\{\text{True},\text{True}\}

UnDeclareNonCommutative[y, z] 
 
DataType[y, z, NonCommutative]

\{\text{False},\text{False}\}