Linear Maps Flashcards
What is the domain and codomain of a linear map?
If T: V -> W
V is domain space (start)
W is codomain (end)
How is the action of the linear map notated?
For a vector v in V:
T(v) is the application of map T onto v, where T(v) is a vector in W.
What is the characteristics of the linear map?
Preserves addition and scalar multiplication. This means that doing these operations in any order will yield the same result.
How is a linear map defined on a basis?
- Know how LM acts on basis vecotr -> extend to operate on entire space since basis used to build any vector
- Let T: V -> W. Then T(vi) = wi for all i.
- Write T(v) = T(linear combination of v). Apply scalar multiplication rule and substitute T(vi) with T(wi)
How do we find the linear map of arbitrary vector given basis and linear maps?
V = linear comb of basis
Take linear map of linear comb
notice that T(v) = xT(e1) + yT(e2)
What is the determinant of a linear operator?
On finite dimension VS:
det(T) := det([T]B<- B)
What is the composition between two linear maps
- S: U -> V
- T: V-> W
(S∘T)(u) := T(S(u)) where u in U
How do we compute [T(v)] with respect to C for all vectors v in V?
[T(v)]C = COB matrix from B to C x coordinate vector of v wrt basis B
How do we show that the coordinate vector of T(v) with respect to C is the multiplication of the COB matrix with the coordinate vector ito B
- Draw composition map
- Notice that the composition function between map that takes coordinate B -> V, then V -> W, then W -> coordinate C is multiplication of COB any u in space with coordiante vectors of B
What is the inverse of a matrix of a linear map?
The matrix of the inverse of the linear map with bases switched around
e.g [T]C<-B = [T-1]B <- C
How do we form a composition matrix between 2 linear maps?
- T:U-> V
- S:V-> W
- Given bases B, C, D for U,V,W
The COB of composition matrix (T∘S)D<-B = COB of T from C <- B x COB of S from D <- C
What is the COB matrix for an m-dimensional vector space?
P from C <- B = COB matrix of identity matrix from C <- B
How do we calculate the matrix for a linear map with respect to a different basis given the matrix w.r.t one basis and a change of basis matrix?
- B and C bases for V
- T: V->W
- Let P = COB matrix for identity matrix from C<-B
COB of T from C to C = invserse of P x COB of T from B<-B x P