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How do you find matrices a,b,c satisfying
a=b*c*b^-1
b=c*a*c^-1
c=a*b*a^-1 ?
a=b*c*b^-1
b=c*a*c^-1
c=a*b*a^-1 ?
aija said:From those 3 equations in your post you can see that a, b and c have to be all diagonal matrices.
Some common examples include identity matrices, diagonal matrices, symmetric matrices, and orthogonal matrices.
To determine if a matrix satisfies a specific relation, we can perform operations on the matrix, such as matrix multiplication or transposition, and compare the resulting matrix to the given relation. If the resulting matrix matches the given relation, then the original matrix satisfies that relation.
Matrices satisfying certain relations play a crucial role in many mathematical concepts, such as linear transformations, eigenvectors and eigenvalues, and solving systems of linear equations. They also have applications in fields such as physics, engineering, and computer science.
Yes, it is possible for a matrix to satisfy multiple relations at the same time. For example, a diagonal matrix can also be symmetric and orthogonal.
In data analysis, matrices satisfying certain relations are used to represent and manipulate data sets. For example, a covariance matrix can be used to analyze the relationships between different variables in a data set. Additionally, matrix decompositions such as singular value decomposition and principal component analysis rely on matrices satisfying certain relations to simplify and extract meaningful information from large data sets.