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Orthogonal Matrix
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Today’s topic is Orthogonal Matrix.
So, let’s jump up to the topic.
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Definition:
An Orthogonal matrix is a real square matrix, whose rows and columns are orthonormal vectors.
We can represent it as, A’A=AA’=I, where A’ is the transpose of A.
We can also say that-
If A’=A-1, i.e the transpose of the matrix is equal to the inverse then the matrix is called an orthogonal matrix.
Characteristics:
- An orthogonal matrix is a square matrix.
- If a matrix is orthogonal, then it is also invertible.
- An orthogonal matrix can be a Unitary Matrix.
Example:
Now let’s see an example of an orthogonal matrix.
So, we took the most general example to make it understandable to you.
Hope you all understand this.
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