Complex, Hermitian, and Unitary Matrices
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2019
- Remember when we talked about complex and imaginary numbers? All that a + bi stuff, it was a while ago. Well that can apply to matrices as well! We've been looking at real matrices thus far, but we can have imaginary or complex matrices if we have imaginary or complex terms as entries. What can we do with these? We can find the complex conjugate, we can find the conjugate transpose, we can check to see if matrices are Hermitian, or unitary, lots of stuff! Let's give it a try.
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Whoops! In the checking comprehension for question 1, the top right entry on that matrix should be 2 + i, not 2 + 1. Sorry!
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Thank you...but I recognize that from the solution.
It is not square matrix
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In the comprehension question no.1 in the 1st row 2nd column it was written 2+1 but in the answer you have written it in the form of conjugate transpose 2-i
I think it's typing mistake it was 1+i
2+i
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Could you solve the problems?
I am getting
1/3 0
0 1/3
As the result of unitary Matrix
It's not identity Matrix tho
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What is the value of (i) in unitary
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Doubt :: i need to find adjoint of Matrix , matrix comprises of Complex elements so
What i have to do ? I mean I just have to transpose the matrix or to take its conjugate transpose?
Hi. I don't know more things about matrix multiplication. But I have a doubt . Why we are taking conjugate transpose instead of transpose for complex matrix multiplication ? What will happen if we don't take conjugate .
Professor Dave, I have a topic in my linear algebra and matrix paper called 'Nature of characteristic roots in case of special matrix' . Could you please post on that topic?
Hello , what is the identity matrix in C ?
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Hey how is the conjugate of that original matrix in the first example not -7 but remains as seven but all the other terms have their signs flipped?
What does orthonormal basis mean?
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The first entry in column two is 2+i but not 2+1
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"Change the sign of each imaginary number on the matrix and turn the rows into columns." vs " Show the Transpose of the Complex Conjugate of the given Matrix."
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8:15 type on the original matrix. should be 2+i in upper right corner
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Can anyone check q3 in exercise?
Inverse short cut doesn't work for complex matrix
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Let’s assume it’s right the way it was given and agree to it being a Hermitian Matrix🙂
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If i = sqrt(-1) then -1 = i * i = sqrt(-1) * sqrt(-1) = sqrt( (-1) * (-1) ) = sqrt(1) = 1. That's why I would rather assume i ^ 2 = -1, rather than i = sqrt(-1) because it doesn't lead to such contradictions.
It's not a contradiction. You just said that i^2 = -1, and -i^2 = 1. That's how negative numbers work.
Wikipedia: In mathematics, a Hermitian matrix is a complex square matrix that is equal to its own conjugate transpose.
Is this really what you're saying around 5 minutes?
Ah "hermitian transpose" not the same as "hermitian matrix"