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In Maple the command NullSpace turns a given matrix into a set of vectors -- a basis for its null space. This is precisely what it should in a mathematical sense. However, for computations using the obtained basis, it would be more convenient to have as output a matrix whose columns are the basis vectors.

I'm having a hard time converting a set of vectors into a matrix whose columns are the given vectors. The order doesn't matter (of course). Any help greatly appreciated.

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Its quite easy:

kern := NullSpace(A)     Test := Matrix(convert(kern, list)) 

should perfectly do the job for you (note that it also depends on your exact version of Maple)