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How do I prove that A^B is orthogonal to A?
Homework Statement If A = (2,-2,1) and B = (2, 0, -1) show by explicit calculation that i) A^B is orthogonal to A ii) (A^B)^B lies in the same plane as A and B by expressing it as a linear combination of A and B Homework Equations A^B = |A||B|sin θ The Attempt at a Solution...- EmmaLemming
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- Orthogonal
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What Are the Orthogonal Complements of Union and Intersection in Hilbert Spaces?
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Do the eigenfunctions for the position operator form an orthogonal set?
Starting with, \hat{X}\psi = x\psi then, x\psi = x\psi \psi = \psi So the eigenfunctions for this operator can equal anything (as long as they keep \hat{X} linear and Hermitian), right? Well, McQuarrie says that "the eigenfunctions of a Hermitian operator are orthogonal", which can be...- Runner 1
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- Eigenfunctions Form Operator Orthogonal Position Position operator Set
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Implicit Differentiation and Orthogonal Trajectories
Homework Statement Q 50: The ellipse 3x2 +2y2 = 5 and y3 = x2 HINT: The curves intersect at (1,1) and (-1,1) Two families of curves are said to be orthogonal trajectories (of each other) if each member of one family is orthogonal to each member of the other family. Show that the families of...- tmlrlz
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- Differentiation Implicit Implicit differentiation Orthogonal Trajectories
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8 orthogonal projection innequality
8) U=\{x=(x_{1},x_{2},x_{3},x_{4})\in R^{4}|x_{1}+x_{2}+x_{4}=0\} is a subspace of R^{4} v=(2,0,0,1)\in R^{4} find u_{0}\in U so ||u_{0}-v||<||u-v|| how i tried: U=sp\{(-1,1,0,0),(-1,0,0,1),(0,0,1,0)\} i know that the only u_{0} for which this innequality will work is if it will be the...- nhrock3
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- Orthogonal Projection
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Proving two circles are orthogonal
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Here's an image of what I need to show. I know I need to show that the segment from the center of the smaller circle to F forms a right angle with line segment CF. Alternatively I could show that line segment CH forms a right...- jdinatale
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- Circles Orthogonal
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Fourier Series coefficients, orthogonal?
Homework Statement Hello. I need help with orthogonality of the Fourier series coefficients. I know you can use the dirac delta function, (or the kronecker function) in the orthogonality relationship. I want to try and see the derivation using complex form rather than sines and cosines...- Dollydaggerxo
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- Coefficients Fourier Fourier series Orthogonal Series
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Finding the Distance Between 2 Lines and One Orthogonal Line
Homework Statement Let L1 be the line (0,4,5) + (1,2,-1)t. Let L2 be the line (-10,9,17) + (-11,3,1)t. Find the line L passing through and orthogonal to L1 and L2. What is the distance between L1 and L2? Homework Equations Vector Projection Equation: V • W/|W| The Attempt at...- TranscendArcu
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- Line Lines Orthogonal
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Proof that the legendre polynomials are orthogonal polynomials
I'm now studying the application of legendre polynomials to numerical integration in the so called gaussian quadrature. There one exploits the fact that an orthogonal polynomial of degree n is orthogonal to all other polynomials of degree less than n with respect to some weight function. For...- center o bass
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- Legendre Legendre polynomials Orthogonal Polynomials Proof
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- Forum: Calculus
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Finding the standard equation for a plane orthogonal to two other planes
Homework Statement let p1 and p2 be planes in R3, with respective equations: x+5y-z=20 and 2x+5y+2z=20 These planes are not parallel. Find the standard equation for the plane that is orthogonal to both of these planes and contains the origin. The Attempt at a Solution I have only managed to...- Guidenable
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- Orthogonal Plane Planes Standard
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Mysterious orthogonal complement formulas
This is the problem: Suppose A\in\mathbb{R}^{n\times k} is some matrix such that its vertical rows are linearly independent, and 1\leq k\leq n. I want to find a matrix B\in\mathbb{R}^{m\times n} such that n-k\leq m\leq n, its elements can nicely be computed from the A, and such that the...- jostpuur
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- Formulas Orthogonal
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Proof of r(t) and r'(t) orthogonal on a sphere
Homework Statement if a curve has the property that the position vector r(t) is always perpendicular to the tangent vector r'(t). show that the curve lies on a sphere with center the origin. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm not quite sure how to prove this. I...- themadhatter1
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- Orthogonal Proof Sphere
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Inner product orthogonal vectors
Homework Statement Let R4 have the Euclidean inner product. Find two unit vectors that are orthogonal to the three vectors u = (2, 1, -4, 0) ; v = (-1, -1, 2, 2) ; w = (3, 2, 5, 4) Homework Equations <u, v> = u1v1 + u2v2 + u3v3 + u4v4 = 0 {orthogonal} The Attempt at a Solution...- derryck1234
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- Inner product Orthogonal Product Vectors
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Orthogonal change of basis preserves symmetry
Homework Statement Prove that symmetric and antisymmetric matrices remain symmetric and antisymmetric, respectively, under any orthogonal coordinate transformation (orthogonal change of basis): Directly using the definitions of symmetric and antisymmetric matrices and using the orthogonal...- boyboy400
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- Basis Change Change of basis Orthogonal Symmetry
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Differential Equation related to orthogonal trajectories
Homework Statement Find the orthogonal trajectories of the given family of curves: All circles through the points (1,1) and (-1,-1) I have reduced the problem to finding solutions to the following differential equation: y'=\frac{y^2-2xy-x^2+2}{y^2+2xy-x^2-2} Homework Equations...- process91
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- Differential Differential equation Orthogonal Trajectories
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Is a set of orthogonal basis vectors for a subspace unique?
Homework Statement Is a set of orthogonal basis vectors for a subspace unique? The attempt at a solution I don't know what this means. Can someone please explain? I managed to find the orthogonal basis vectors and afterwards determining the orthonormal basis vectors, but I'm not sure what the...- DryRun
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- Basis Basis vectors Orthogonal Set Subspace Vectors
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Use cross product formula in R^4 to obtain orthogonal vector
Use cross product formula in R^4 to obtain a vector that is orthogonal to rows of A Please help with first part and check if i answered the questions correctly. The matrix A = 1 4 -1 2 0 1 0 -1 2 9 -2 2 1. Use cross product formula in R^4 to obtain a vector that is...- DryRun
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- Cross Cross product Formula Orthogonal Product Vector
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to verify that the nullspace is orthogonal to the row space?
Homework Statement How to verify that the nullspace is orthogonal to the row space of B? I have inserted the screen-shot of the problem below: http://i29.fastpic.ru/big/2011/0918/10/ca341692cc37b831143f5fe32351db10.jpg Homework Equations Nullspace and orthogonality.The Attempt at a Solution I...- DryRun
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- Nullspace Orthogonal Row Row space Space
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Linear Algebra: Orthogonal matrices
Homework Statement Hi A matrix M has an inverse iff it is of full column and row rank, and row rank = column rank. Since any orthogonal matrix has full column rank, does that imply that non-singular matrices are orthogonal as well? Cheers, Niles.- Niles
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matrices Orthogonal
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Orthogonal Matrices: Importance & Benefits
Why are orthogonal matrices important?- matqkks
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- Matrices Orthogonal
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Find the Orthogonal Trajectories For The Family of Curves
Hello, forum! I'm a newbie here. I've been visiting this site for a while but just recently joined. Anyways, I was wondering if anyone could help with this problem. I can find the orthogonal trajectories, however, this one is killing me because there is a constant. Allow me to type it below...- EmmanuelD
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- Curves Orthogonal Trajectories
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Possible Magnitudes of Vectors in Orthogonal Configurations
Homework Statement A. Given unit vectors a, b, c in the x, y-plane such that a · b = b · c = 0, let v = a + b + c; what are the possible values of |v|? B. Repeat, except a, b, and c are unit vectors in 3-space Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have solutions for both that I'm...- themadhatter1
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- Orthogonal Vectors
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Orthogonal Eigenfunctions (Landau Lifshitz)
I've been reading QM by Landau Lifgarbagez, in which I've come across a statement I can't seem to get my head around. It states (just before equation 3.6): a_n = SUM a_m. INTEGRAL f_m. f_n. dq ( a_n is the nth coefficient, f_m is the mth eigenfunction of an operator, dq is the...- Master J
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- Eigenfunctions Orthogonal
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Norms and orthogonal Polynomials
Homework Statement Thanks very much for reading. I actually have two problems, I hope it's ok to state both of the in the same thread. 1. Let Vn be the space of all functions having the n'th derivitve in the point x0. I've been given the semi-norm (holds all the norm axioms other than ||v|| =...- Tomer
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- Orthogonal Polynomials
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Find vectors that produce certain orthogonal projection
I have vector [ tex ] v [ /tex ] produced by an orthogonal projection of vector [ tex ] w [ /tex ] over plane spanned by vectors [ tex ] u_1 [ /tex ] and [ tex ] u_2 [ /tex ], in a three dimensional space. If I know [ tex ] v [ /tex ], [ tex ] u_1 [ /tex ] and [ tex ] u_2 [ /tex ], how could I...- fmilano
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- Orthogonal Projection Vectors
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Linear Algebra orthogonal matrix
Homework Statement Suppose that A is a real n by n matrix which is orthogonal, symmetric, and positive definite. Prove that A is the identity matrix.Homework Equations Orthogonality means A^t=A^{-1}, symmetry means A^t=A, and positive definiteness means x^tAx>0 whenever x is a nonzero...- slamminsammya
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matrix Orthogonal
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Orthogonal Basis: Importance & Benefits
Why is an orthogonal basis important?- matqkks
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- Basis Orthogonal
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Showing the derivative of a vector is orthogonal to the vector
Homework Statement http://i.imgur.com/6j8W6.jpg I'm trying to understand that example in the text. I can imagine a curve on a sphere having the derivative vector being orthogonal to the position vector. What I don't understand is, how does "if a curve lies on a sphere with center the origin"...- davidp92
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- Derivative Orthogonal Vector
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Linear algebra, orthogonal matrix proof
Homework Statement Demonstrate that the following propositions hold if A is an nxn real and orthogonal matrix: 1)If \lambda is a real eigenvalue of A then \lambda =1 or -1. 2)If \lambda is a complex eigenvalue of A, the conjugate of \lambda is also an eigenvalue of A. Homework...- fluidistic
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matrix Orthogonal Proof
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Are Orthogonal and Parallel Curves in Polar Coordinates Useful?
The definition of parallel curve is well defined, such that given two curves, they must remain equidistant to each other. For instance y = (x^2) + 4 and y = (x^2) - 8 are parallel curves in a function the maps x to y. These form parabolas whose vertical distance to one another remains...- Edward Solomo
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- Curves Orthogonal Parallel
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Proving transpose of orthogonal matrix orthogonal
Homework Statement Show that if A is orthogonal, then AT is orthogonal. Homework Equations AAT = I The Attempt at a Solution I would go about this by letting A be an orthogonal matrix with a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i , j as its entries (I don't know how to draw that here)...but...- derryck1234
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- Matrix Orthogonal Transpose
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Find an orthogonal basis for the subspace of
Homework Statement ... R4 consisting of all vectors of the form [a+b a c b+c] Homework Equations Gram-Schmidt process, perhaps? The Attempt at a Solution Not sure how to approach this one. Helpful hint?- Jamin2112
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- Basis Orthogonal Subspace
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Question about orthogonal functions
All right, so I was wondering... I took a look at generating orthogonal functions (over an interval), and say I have these four: \frac{1}{\sqrt{3}} \frac{5}{3} - \frac{2}{3} x \frac{11}{3} \sqrt{\frac{5}{3}} - \frac{10}{3} \sqrt{\frac{5}{3}} x + \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{\frac{5}{3}} x^2...- Char. Limit
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- Functions Orthogonal
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Orthogonal Basis in 3d is flipping.
I'm trying to create a circle in 3D based off of 4 inputs. Position1 Position2 LineLength1 LineLength2 The lines start at the positions, and they meet at their very ends. To do this I've gotten the distance between the points, found the radius of the circle, the position of the center of the...- DrSammyD
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- 3d Basis Orthogonal
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Hello From wiki''There are a fixed number of orthogonal codes,
hello From wiki.. ''There are a fixed number of orthogonal codes, timeslots or frequency bands that can be allocated for CDM (Sync CDMA), TDMA, and FDMA systems, which remain underutilized (to fail to utilize fully) due to the bursty nature of telephony and packetized data transmissions...- sajib333
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- Hello Orthogonal
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Student t orthogonal polynomials
I've just read a paper that references the use of student-t orthogonal polynomials. I understand how the Gauss-Hermite polynomials are derived, however applying the same process to the weight function (1 + t^2/v)^-(v+1)/2 I can't quite get an answer that looks anything like a polynomial...- 64jnk
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- Orthogonal Polynomials Student
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Find Orthogonal Compliment to Span({[1 -1 1]T, [1 1 0]})
Homework Statement Find the orthogonal compliment to Span({[1 -1 1]T, [1 1 0]}) Homework Equations V(transpose)=Null(A) u*v=<u,v>=U(transpose)v The Attempt at a Solution I need help understanding the notation of this problem, I am not sure what my MTX A will look like? I cannot find any...- 03125
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- Orthogonal
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Relativistic addition of orthogonal velocities
Homework Statement In a given inertial frame, two particles are shout out simultaneously from a given point, with equal speeds v, in orthogonal directions. What is the speed of each particle relative to the other? Answer: v{(2-\frac{v^{2}}{c^{2}})}^{1/2} Homework Equations Velocity...- Pi-Bond
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- Addition Orthogonal Relativistic
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Orthogonal Basis for Subspace: Find Solution
Hi Everyone, I want to ask if I did this problem correctly. Homework Statement Find a orthogonal basis for subspace {[x y z]T|2x-y+z=0} Homework Equations X1= [3 2 -4]T, X2=[4 3 -5]T The Attempt at a Solution Gram-Schmidt: F1=X1= [3 2 -4] F2= X2- ((X2.F1)/||F1||2)F1= [4 3...- hpayandah
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- Basis Orthogonal
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Improper orthogonal matrix plus identity noninvertible?
Homework Statement If P is an orthogonal matrix with detP = -1, show that I+P has no inverse. (Hint: show that (P^t)(I+P)=(I+P)^t) P^t is P transposed. I is the identity matrix given by PP^t=I a^-1 means inverse a a, b, P and such letters, capital or otherwise, are all matrices, limit to...- ArcanaNoir
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- Identity Matrix Orthogonal
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Are the Curves 2x^2 + y^2 = 3 and x = y^2 Orthogonal?
Homework Statement Two curves are said to be orthogonal if their derivatives are opposite reciprocals at the point where the two curves intersect. Are 2x^2 + y^2 =3 and x= y^2 orthogonal?Homework Equations I'm not entirely sure what to put here, but I think one relevant thing is to say that...- fuzzwolfie
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- Curves Orthogonal Stuck
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Orthogonal Subgroups : on Modules?
Hi, All: I have seen Orthogonal groups defined in relation to a pair (V,q) , where V is a vector space , and q is a symmetric, bilinear quadratic form. The orthogonal group associated with (V,q) is then the subgroup of GL(V) (invertible linear maps L:V-->V ), i.e., invertible matrices...- Bacle
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- Modules Orthogonal
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Orthogonal Matricies and rotations.
Hi all, I have been trying to gain a deeper insight into quadratic forms and have realized that my textbook makes the assumption that an orthogonal matrix corresponds to either a rotation and/or reflection when viewed as a linear transformation. The textbook outlines a proof that demonstrates...- SprucerMoose
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- Matricies Orthogonal Rotations
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Inverse problem for Orthogonal POlynomials
given a set of orthogonal polynomials \int_{-\infty}^{\infty}dx P_{m} (x) P_{n} (x) w(x) = \delta _{m,n} the measure is EVEN and positive, so all the polynomials will be even or odd my question is if we suppose that for n-->oo \frac{ P_{2n} (x)}{P_{2n}(0)}= f(x) for a known...- zetafunction
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- Inverse Orthogonal Polynomials
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In a book I'm reading, it says:If beta is orthogonal to the set A,
In a book I'm reading, it says: If beta is orthogonal to the set A, then beta is orthogonal to the closure of the linear span of A It's easy to see beta is orthogonal to the linear span of A, but I don't understand why it has to mention closure here? -
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Groups and orthogonal matrices question
Let A and B be nxn matrices which generate a group under matrix multiplication. Assume A and B are not orthogonal. How can I determine an nxn matrix X such that X-1AX and X-1BX are both orthogonal matrices? Is it possible to do this without any special knowledge of the group in question?- vr88
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- Groups Matrices Orthogonal
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Relationship Between Symplectic Group and Orthogonal Group
Hi, All: Given a simplectic vector space (V,w), i.e., V is an n-dim. Vector Space ( n finite) and w is a symplectic form, i.e., a bilinear, antisymmetric totally isotropic and non-degenerate form, the simplectic groupSp(2n) of V is the (sub)group of GL(V) that...- Bacle
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- Group Orthogonal Relationship Symplectic
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Extend Vector to Orthogonal Basis
How do you extend a vector (let's use vector (1,2,3) for example) to an orthogonal basis for R^3?- special-g
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- Basis Orthogonal Vector
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If U is an orthogonal matrix,its determinant is equal to 1 or -1.
Question: Prove that is U is an orthogonal matrix, then the determinant of U is equal to 1 or -1. Hint consider the equation U^t = U^-1 and use the properties of the determinant. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So far I only...- mcbonov
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- Determinant Orthogonal
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Find the Orthogonal Complement
Homework Statement Find the orthogonal complement. Homework Equations span {[0 0 1 0] [2 -1 0 1]} transpose The Attempt at a Solution I'm really confused on this. I've tried setting up things like this: [0 0 1 0] [2 -1 0 1] [x y z v] transpose = [0 0 0 0] transpose But...- Tempest Desh
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- Orthogonal
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