Lecture

Linear Algebra: Matrices and Endomorphisms

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This lecture covers the properties of matrices and endomorphisms in linear algebra, including distributive properties, identity neutrality, associativity, and invertibility criteria. It also discusses basis change formulas and linear applications in vector spaces.

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Algebra: Linear algebra, Abstract algebra

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