Lecture

Linear Applications: Properties and Associated Matrices

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Description

This lecture introduces linear applications, defining the product of a matrix and a vector, illustrating the transformation of vectors through matrices, and discussing the linearity of applications. It explores the properties of matrix-vector products, the definition of linear applications, and the consequences of linearity. Examples demonstrate the application of linear transformations, including homotheties and rotations, providing insights into the geometric interpretation of linear transformations.

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