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Linear Algebra
vector space
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definition
A vector space is denoted (\(V, \oplus, \odot\)), which is a set \(V\) together with vector addition \(\oplus\) and scalar multiplication \(\odot\) over a field \((F,+,\cdot)\) .
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coordinates
\(\phi:(\lambda_1,\ldots,\lambda_n)\in F^n\mapsto V\ni \lambda_1\odot b_1\oplus\cdots\oplus\lambda_n\odot b_n\)
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Gauss-Jordan Elimination
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Intuition
Every invertible matrix \(F\) can be expressed as a matrix product of a sequence of elementary matrices: \(F=E_1E_2E_1E_3E_1\ldots\)
Transpose of matrix
Covector
Takes vector as input and outputs a number, like a measuring device
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You going to the neighbours house is the linear homomorphism and you taking the measurement device home is its transpose. You measure the same weight home as at your neighbour.
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linear homomorphism
definition
A linear homomorphism is a vector function \(f:V\to W\) such that given two vectors \(u\) and \(v\) in \(V\) then
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Let \((V, \oplus,\odot)\) and \((W,\diamond,\circ)\) be vector spaces over the same field \((F,+,\cdot)\).
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