Unit 1 - Introduction to Matrices Flashcards

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Matrix definition

A

It’s a rectangular grouping of numbers or symbols arranged in rows and columns.

To understand the meaning of a matrix, row and columns has to be described in advance.

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2
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m x n, whic is row which is column?

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m = row
n = columns

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3
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labeling

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the matrix is labeled with a capital letter: A
the elements are labeled with lowercase letters a i,j

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Transposition definition

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The mathematical permutation involves the exchange of two elements.
In matrix means to swap row and columns with each other.

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5
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Column vector

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m x 1, a matrix with only one column.

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6
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Row vector

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1 x n, a matrix with only one row.

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7
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Zero matrix

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A matrix whose elements are all zero.

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8
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Main diagonal

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Is the diagonal whose elements are formed with the same row and column index.

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9
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Diagonal matrix

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D = (d i,j) is a matrix whose elements outside the main diagonal are zero.

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10
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Upper triangular matrix

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The elements below the main diagonal are zero.
U i,j = 0 foralli>j

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Lower triangular matrix

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The elements above the main diagonal are zero.
L i,j = 0 foralli<j

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12
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Band matrix

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Only have non-zero elements in the vicinity of the main diagonal.

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13
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Square matrix

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A matrix that have the same number of rows and columns.
m x n, m=n, rows = columns

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14
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Addiction and subtraction of matrices can be done only when?

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Only matrices of the same type m x n, which means matrix A and matrix B must have the same number of rows and columns.

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15
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Matrix Addition laws

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Cumulative law: A+B = B+A

Associative law: A+(B+C) = (A+B)+C

The zero matrix is the neutral element: A+0 = 0+A =A

A-A = 0

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16
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When a square matrix is symmetric?

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If A = A^T

Every square diagonal matrix is a symmetrical matrix

Every identity matrix is a symmetrical matrix

17
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Skew-symmetric matrix

A

A = -A^T

18
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What is a scalar?

A

A real number that can be multiplied to a matrix.

19
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Law of calculations of scalar

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Associative law: (λ⋅μ)⋅A=λ⋅(μ⋅A)

Distributive law: (λ+μ)⋅A=λ⋅A+μ⋅A ; λ⋅(A+B)=λ⋅A+λ⋅B

with transposing: (A+B)^T=A^T+B ^T
; (λ-A)^T=λ-A^T

20
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The dot product vectors can be done only?

A

Only for vectors that have the same number of elements.

20
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Decomposition theorem for square matrix

A

A = B + C

B = 1/2*(A+A^T)

C = 1/2*(A-A^T)

21
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Calculation rules for vectors with the same number of elements and for any scalar λ∈R

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