Matrix Representation of Linear Transformation: Properties

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This lecture covers the matrix representation of a linear transformation, focusing on the properties of such representations. It discusses how to represent linear transformations using matrices, the relationship between bases, and the coefficients involved. The lecture also explains how to compare different matrix representations and coefficients in terms of different bases.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Linear algebra, Representation theory

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