Matrices: Canonical Forms and Matrix Products

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This lecture covers the concept of canonical forms of matrices, focusing on the structure of Kiev and the canonical basis for matrices. It also explains the product of matrices, including associativity, distributive properties, and the null matrix. Additionally, it discusses linear applications and vector spaces, emphasizing the compatibility between bases and the identification between linear applications and matrices.

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