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64    Advanced Linear Algebra



            Linear Transformations from    -      to  -

                                             -
                                       (
            Recall that for any  d   matrix   over   the multiplication map
                                         ( ²#³ ~ (#


                                                                B

            is a linear transformation. In fact, any linear transformation  ²- Á - ³  has
            this form, that is,   is just multiplication by a matrix, for we have

                          2          “  3      2 Ä “     ~       “ Ä “  3     ² ³  ~
            and so  ~     ( , where

                                    (~ 2    “ Ä “   3
            Theorem 2.10
            1   If   is an     d      matrix over   then  (    ²  -     ÁB  -     . ³
             )
                 (
                                       -



             )
            2   If  ²- Á - ³  then  ~     ( , where

                     B


                                      (~ ²   “ Ä “   ³


               The matrix   is called the matrix  of  .…

                         (

            Example 2.3 Consider the linear transformation  ¢- ¦ -      defined by
                               ²%Á&Á'³ ~ ²% c  &Á'Á% b & b '³
            Then we have, in column form,
                            %
                                                            %
                           vy     v  %c &  y  v    c      y vy
                            &   ~     '           ~         &
                           wz     w  %b&b'  z  w          z wz
                            '
                                                            '
            and so the standard matrix of   is

                                        v     c        y
                                    (~                                     …
                                        w            z
                                                                (
            If ( C    , then since the image of  (  is the column space of  , we have
                                              Á
                                     ²
                                 ²
                              dim ker   ( ³  ³  b  ²  (rk  ³  ~  dim -  ²    ³
            This gives the following useful result.
            Theorem 2.11 Let   be an     d      matrix over  .

                           (
                                                  -

             )
            1     ( ¢- ¦ -     is injective if and only if rk²(³ ~  n.

             )
            2     ( ¢- ¦ -     is surjective if and only if rk²(³ ~  m.    …
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