Lecture

Matrix Equivalence: Definitions and Properties

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This lecture covers the concept of matrix equivalence, discussing the definition of similarity and conjugation between matrices, along with their properties such as reflexivity, symmetry, and transitivity. It also explores the notion of equivalence classes and the change of basis in matrix transformations.

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