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Let
and be a Vector Space. A function is called a linear transformation from into if and we have We refer to
as linear - If
is linear, then is linear if and only if for all and is linear if and only if and we have
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The identity transformation is defined as
where The zero transformation is defined as
by -
A linear operator is of the form
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(Friedberg 2.7) The space of linear transformations form a vector space. More formally, let
be arbitrary functions and . Define
and . Then
is linear and the collection of linear transformations form a vector space denoted .
Topics
- Dimension Theorem
- Linear Transformation Matrix Isomorphism
- Matrix Diagonalization
- Invariant Subspace
- Projection
- Bilinear Form
- Quadratic Form
Links
- Friedberg, Insel and Spence - Ch. 2