Null Space of a Vector Space
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Quite excellent. Thank you for this video. I’ve understood the geometry of the null space, but not understood the algebraic relationship. Thank you for working from start to finish, and then explaining the final relationship to the original system of equations.
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Have been struggling finding the null space all semester. Thanks for sharing!
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We can also show that the nullspace of a given matrix is a subspace.
Henceforth assume the given matrix, call it A, has size m x n.
Let us define the nullspace of A, denoted by nul(A), as the set { x_n : A*x_n = 0_m }, where x_n is a vector in R^n, and 0_m is the zero vector in R^m. In words the nullspace of A is the set of all solutions to the matrix equation A*x = 0.
Claim : The nullspace of A is a subspace of R^n.
Proof: To show nul(A) is a subspace of R^n we need to show the zero vector 0_n is in nul(A), and nul(A) is closed under addition and scalar multiplication.
Sub-claim: nul(A) contains the zero vector 0_n.
Sub proof: A * 0_n = 0_m. Therefore by definition 0_n is in nul(A).
Sub-claim: nul(A) is closed under addition.
Sub-proof: Suppose x1_n , x2_n are in nul A. Then by properties of matrix multiplication we have A * (x1_n + x2_n) = A * x1_n + A * x2_n = 0_m + 0_m = 0_m. Therefore x1_n + x2_n are in nul(A).
Sub-claim: nul(A) is closed under scalar multiplication.
Sub-proof: Suppose x_n is in nul(A) and c is in R.
Then by properties of matrix multiplication A (c*x_n) = c * (A * x_n) = c * 0_m = 0_m. Therefore c*x_n is in nul(A).
QED.
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Thanks patrik! This video helps alot, can't forget again! One request to upload a video on orthogonal and orthonormal inner product space... this may getting sometimes confusing... I hope you do it!
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PatrickJMT is really fantastic and all in all this video is good, but the title is very misleading. It is valid to ask for the Null Space of a Matrix. It is valid to ask for the Null Space of a Linear Transformation. But it is not valid to ask for the Null Space of a Vector Space, as the title suggests. A vector space is just a set of vectors; it doesn't send inputs to outputs in any way, so you can't ask which vectors are being sent to zero by the vector space.
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Hi Professor, Can you please upload some videos related to the proof that: R(A^T) and N(A) are mutually orthogonal subspaces. (where R represents Range of matrix )
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Awesome! Could you do a video on row space and column space?
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I have a question. What if we have a zero vector within A? I.e. one or several variables vanishes after we write Ax in equation form. Let's assume we have second column of A(lets say it is 3x4) consists of zeros. Do we add that variable to the Null(A) as x2[0 1 0 0] transposed?
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what is the basis of the nullspace?
with the vectors of the nullspace you found you can do a row reduction with them and find if they are basis or not simple
saving me as always
Do you have something for a high school student of precalculus who need help with trigonometric identities? Specifically verifying and simplifying
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What is the difference between null space and span ?
Is null space the same as nullity of a vector space??
Is it correct to say, null(A) = span{those two vectors with alpha and beta}
in what playlist can I find the other videos
Hi, is there any video for row space and column space ?
no, i don't think i have made one for that
I have no clue what this is, and I'm still doing algebra
What is the difference between finding a Kernel of A and finding the Nullspace of A? :) It seems for me to be the same.
is kernel and null space same?
hey patrick will you please make a video about Fourier series and transform. Im having a hard time understanding it. thank you
i already have
i'm having trouble finding your all vid on laplace transform in order in the playlist i found them but, they are not all vids somebody please help me😣😣😣
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Sonic null space
Is null space the same as a kernal?
yes
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can someone help me understand why if Ax=0 then det(A) =0?
I'm not sure if the question you are asking is correct. A matrix with a determinant equal to 0 must have a NON-ZERO solution x to the equation Ax = 0. If you recall, an invertible matrix A cannot have det(A) = 0. This means that the only solution to Ax = 0 for an invertible matrix is the zero vector. Remember that the very definition of an invertible matrix is one that does not have a non-zero vector x that solves Ax = 0. This, however, is trivial. It follows that if a matrix's determinant is 0, then it must not be invertible, which then implies that there is some non-zero vector x that solves the equation Ax = 0. I hope this answers your question!
try thinking this way if the vectors in exercises are linear independant then determinant is different from 0 but if they are non linear independant then determinant is equal to 0. Conclusion a basis have always determinant different from 0
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First, I was seeing your videos about calculating bases for sets and I saw someone commenting asking you to do videos about null spaces and other things, and now you made this video! Awesome man, thanks for listening!
Hey btw, if it isn't too much to ask, I have an exercise that I can't find something similar anywhere to clear my doubt.
The exercise gives us a "group" (not sure what it is called in english...).. t's as follows:
G = { (x, y, z, w): x+y+z = 0, 2x+z+w = 0} and it asks us to check if it's a subspace of R4 and to calculate it's dimension. How to I do that? In the examples I've seen we always have some kind of generic vector but how can I get one from the two equations we have?
Cheers, hope this isn't too much to ask!
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The title of this video doesn't make sense mathematically. Please change it to Null Space of a matrix or Null Space of a Linear Transformation.
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