B = | _b₁₁_ ......................... _b₁__{_q_} |
| |
| _b__{_p_ 1} ............. b_{_p_ _q_} |
then A + B shall denote the _p_ × _q_ series matrix whose members are
_a__{_h_ _k_} + _b__{_h_ _k_}.
2⁰ If we have two matrices
A = | _a₁₁_ ..................... _a__{1 _q_} |
| |
| _a__{_p_ 1} ........... _a__{_p_ _q_} |
B = | _b__{1 1} .............. _b__{1 _r_} |
| |
| _b__{_q_ 1} .......... _b__{_p_ _r_} |
where the number of horizontal rows of B, is equal to the number of
vertical columns of A, then by AB, the product of the matrices A and B,
will be denoted the matrix
C = | _c₁₁_ ...................... _c__{1 _r_} |
| |
| _c__{_p_ _r_} ........... _c__{_p_ _p_} |
where _c__{_h_ _k_} = _a__{_h_ 1} _b₁__{_k_} + _a__{_h_ 2} _b__{2 _h_} +
... _a__{_k_ _s_} _b__{_s_ _k_} + ... + _a__{_k_ _q_} _b__{_q_ _h_}
these elements being formed by combination of the horizontal rows of A
with the vertical columns of B. For such a point, the associative law
(AB)S = A(BS) holds, where S is a third matrix which has got as many
horizontal rows as B (or AB) has got vertical columns.
For the transposed matrix of C = BA, we have Ċ = ḂĀ
3⁰. We shall have principally to deal with matrices with at most four
vertical columns and for horizontal rows.
As a unit matrix (in equations they will be known for the sake of
shortness as the matrix 1) will be denoted the following matrix (4 × 4
series) with the elements.
(34) | e₁₁ e₁₂ e₁₃ e₁₄ | = | 1 0 0 0 |
| e₂₁ e₂₂ e₂₃ e₂₄ | | 0 1 0 0 |
| e₃₁ e₃₂ e₃₃ e₃₄ | | 0 0 1 0 |
| e₄₁ e₄₂ e₄₃ e₄₄ | | 0 0 0 1 |
For a 4 × 4 series-matrix, Det A shall denote the determinant formed of
the 4 × 4 elements of the matrix. If det A ≠ 0, then corresponding to A
there is a reciprocal matrix, which we may denote by A⁻¹ so that A⁻¹A =
1.
A matrix
_f_ = | 0 _f₁₂_ _f_₁₃ _f₁₄_ |
| _f_₂₁ 0 _f₂₃_ _f₂₄_ |
| _f₃₁_ _f_₃₂ 0 _f₃₄_ |
| _f_₄₁ _f_₄₂ _f_₄₃ 0 |
in which the elements fulfil the relation _f__{_h_ _k_} = -_f__{_h_
_k_}, is called an alternating matrix. These relations say that the
transposed matrix _ḟ_ = -_f_. Then by _f_^{*} will be the _dual_,
alternating matrix
(35)
_f_^{*} = | 0 _f₃₄_ _f_₄₂ _f₂₃_ |
| _f_₄₃ 0 _f₁₄_ _f₃₁_ |
| _f₂₄_ _f_₄₁ 0 _f₁₂_ |
| _f_₃₂ _f_₁₃ _f_₂₁ 0 |
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