Lecture

Matrix Operations: Basics and Applications

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This lecture covers the basics of matrix operations, including addition, multiplication, and diagonalization. It also explores the concept of equivalent matrices and the properties of morphisms of groups. The instructor demonstrates how to find bases and linear applications related to matrices.

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