Final Flashcards

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det(Ei(r))

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r

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det(Eij)

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-1

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det(Eij(r))

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1

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det(In)

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1

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det(ABC…Z)

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det(A)det(B)…det(Z)

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Determinant of a Triangular/Diagonal Matrix

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product of its diagonal matrix

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Determinant: Type of matrices

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Only square matrices

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rank(A) < n

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det(A) = 0

no inverse

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Determinant of Transpose

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= determinant of the original matrix

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Cofactor Expansion

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Expand along a row or column

-1^(i+j)

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Property of Determinant

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Can Commute

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Adjoint

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Cofactor (without first term)
Transpose

A(adj(A)) = det(A)In
1/det(A)(adj(A)) = A^-1
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Powers of Matrices

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A^k = QD^kQ^-1

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Eigenvalue on Triangular Matrix

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Entries on diagonal are eigenvalues

det(A-bIn) = 0

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Rank Eigenvalues

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For a matrix to have an eigenvalue, rank < n

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Type of Matrix for Eigenvalues

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Square

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Characteristic Polynomial

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det(A-xIn)

factor to find eigenvalues

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Eigenvectors

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(A - yIn)X = 0

find basic solution for all eigenvalues (y)

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Diagonalizing

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Q invertible
QD = AQ
Make eigenvectors of A the columns of Q
D = 0s with eigenvalue diagonal

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If A has n distinct eigenvalues,…

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Q is invertible

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Similar Matrices

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A and diagonalized D

- same determinant, eigenvalues and characteristic polynomials

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det(A^-1)

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1/det(A)

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Vector PQ

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[q1-p1]

[q2-p2]

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Length of a vector

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(x^2 + y^2)^(1/2)

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Unit vector of v
v/|v|
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Dot Product
Multiply terms that are in the same position and add them together. vwcos(angle)
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Dot Product Properties
- distributive over addition - commutes with scalar multiples - dot product commutes
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Projection
a parallel to w b perpendicular to w a = ((v•w)/|w|^2)w = projwV b = v - a
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Equation of Line through two points
Point plus multiple of vector created by points
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Equation of a Plane
Normal vector multiply by change in coordinate
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cos(*)=
(u • v)/|u|•|v|
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|u x v| =
|u| • |v| sin(*)
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v • v =
|v|^2
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Equation of line
Point plus multiple of vector
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Cross Product (v x w)
det of [i j k] [ v ] [ w ]
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Properties of Cross Product
w x v = -(v x w) u x (v + w) = u x v + u x w v x (rw) = r(v x w) v and w are orthogonal to v x w
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Projection Transformation Matrix
1/|w|^2 [a^2 ab] | [ab b^2]
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Rotation Transformation Matrix | counter-clockwise and clockwise
``` counterclockwise [cos* -sin*] [sin* cos*] clockwise [cos* sin*] [-sin* cos*] ```
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Definition Linear Transformation
T(v + w) = T(v) + T(w) | T(rv) = rT(v)
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Reflection Transformation
Projection transformation with w being equation of line and v being the perpendicular line A = 2proj - v
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Composition Transformations
A: matrix for T B: matrix for U T(U(v)) = ABv
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Inverse Transformation Conditions
if v =/ w then T(v) =/ T(w) | every vector must have a transformation
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Matrix for T^-1
A^-1
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Inverse Transformation Rotation
Other direction
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Inverse Transformation Projection
None
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Subset (U) Conditions
0) 0 vector is in U i) if u and v is in U then u + v is in U ii) if u is in U then ru is in U
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Null(A)
set of all vectors in R^m such that Ax=0 | basic vectors to homogenous system
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Im(A)
set of all y vectors in R^n such that Ax=y | span is the set of the columns of the matrix
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Eigenspace
Null(A - yIn)
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Span
all linear combination of a set of vectors | any span is in R^n
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entries in vector
determines the R^n
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Linearly Dependent
linear combination equal to zero with at least one parameter not equal to zero
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Linearly Independent
all parameters in the linear combination must be equal to 0 | det of the vectors =/ 0
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Basis
linearly independent span number of vectors =< n number of vectors in a basis is the same as all bases
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Dimension
of elements in the basis
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Rank and Null(A)
m - r = # of vectors in basis of Null(A)
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Rank and Col(A)/Row(A)
rank(A) = dimension of Col(A)/Row(A)
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Row Space
Span of the rows of A
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Basis of Row Space
Rows with leading ones in RREF
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Column Space
Span of columns of matrix | Same as Image
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Basis of Col(A)
Corresponding columns to the columns with leading 1s in RREF
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Determinant of an Inverse
1/det(A)
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det(AB) =
det(A)det(B)
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det(B^-1)det(A)det(B)
det(A) | - determinants commute since they are simply numbers
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A^-1 = | formula
(1/det(A))(adj(A))
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Cayley-Hamilton Theorem
put matrix in for x and identity in for constants in the characteristic polynomial to get zero matrix
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Conditions for T^-1
T(v) =/ T(w) | every vector must have a transformation
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Area of parallelogram
|v||w|sin(*)
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Reflection Matrix
(1/a^2+b^2)[b^2-a^2 -2ab] | [ -2ab a^2-b^2]
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det(A^h) in a n x n matrix
h^n det(A)