How Does Matrix Inversion Affect Diagonal Transformation?

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1. What is the value of the following matrix multiplication




2. A^{-1}DA^{T}=?
D is diagonal matrix





3. and how to find D to make a_i C Z


4. A^{-1}DA^{T}


a_i is elements of A^{-1}
My head really aches, please help
 
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C is "belongs to" Z, I mean

I can't write a \belongto
 
You want the components of A-1 integers? I'm not sure what your question is. If the components of A itself are integers and A has determinant = 1, then the components of A-1 are integers. D has nothing to do with that- especially since you haven't told us anything about ADA-1. Is there some condition on that?

Oh, and a_n \in Z is written [ itex ] a_n\in Z[ /itex ], without the spaces, of course.
 
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