Lecture

Determinants: Special Linear Groups and Matrix Properties

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This lecture covers the definition of the special linear group SL(V) as the kernel of the determinant morphism, properties of determinants, the corollary on similar matrices, and theorems on determinants of block upper triangular matrices. It also discusses the invariance by transposition, the morphism of determinants, and the permutation groups related to determinants.

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Algebra: Linear algebra, Representation theory

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