Article | REF: AF86 V1

Matrix calculation

Authors: Gérard DEBEAUMARCHÉ, Danièle LINO

Publication date: October 10, 1998, Review date: November 19, 2019

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2. Changing bases

Given a linear application f from one vector space into another, one objective is to find bases relative to which the matrix of f has a simple form: diagonal, block diagonal...

For this purpose, we often need to change bases in a vector space.

This is what we focus on in this section, in particular by explaining the formulas for changing bases for the components of a vector and the matrices of a linear application.

2.1 Passage matrices

Definition 8. Consider a vector space E, of dimension n, and two bases thereof: B=(e1,,

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