Lec 13 - Block Matrix & Matrix Mapping
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
9:33 AM
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Given two matrices we want to multiply, we can split them into appropriate sized blocks and then just multiply using the blocks instead of the entries.
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Matrix
Mappings
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Functions can associate things other than numbers.
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Vectors
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Definition
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Theorem:
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(ie. Matrix mappings preserve linear combinations)
Proof:
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