arguments: matrix_1 .. matrix_n n:int >> matrix
Concatenate the columns of all of these matrices together, forming a new matrix. None of these matrices is itself modified (different behavior from Macaulay). WARNING: the matrix is set to have the row degrees of the first matrix. If any other matrix has more rows, there will be trouble. Additionally, if the row degrees are not the same, then the column degrees will be screwed up as well.
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