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Throughout this section, V is a subspace of K(m), W is a subspace of
K(n) and a is a linear transformation belonging to HomK(V, W).
See also the chapter on general matrices for many other functions
applicable to such matrices (e.g., EchelonForm).
a(v) : ModMatFldElt, ModTupFldElt -> ModTupFldElt
Given an element v belonging to the vector space V, and an element
a belonging to HomK(V, W), return the image of v under
the linear transformation a as an element of the vector space W.
Given a matrix a belonging to K(m x n) and a matrix b
belonging to K(n x p), for some integers m, n, p,
form the product of a and b as an element of K(m x p).
The domain of the linear transformation a belonging to HomK(V, W),
returned as a subspace of V.
The codomain of the linear transformation a belonging to HomK(V, W),
returned as a subspace of W.
The image of the linear transformation a belonging to HomK(V, W),
returned as a subspace of W.
The dimension of the image of the linear transformation a, i.e., the
rank of the matrix a.
NullSpace(a) : ModMatRngElt -> ModTupFld, Map
The kernel of the linear transformation a belonging to HomK(V, W),
returned as a subspace of V.
The cokernel of the linear transformation a belonging to HomK(V, W).
We illustrate the map operations for matrix spaces in the
following example:
> Q := RationalField();
> Q2 := VectorSpace(Q, 2);
> Q3 := VectorSpace(Q, 3);
> Q4 := VectorSpace(Q, 4);
> H23 := Hom(Q2, Q3);
> H34 := Hom(Q3, Q4);
> x := Q2 ! [ -1, 2 ];
> a := H23 ! [ 1/2, 3, 0, 2/3, 4/5, -1 ];
> a;
[1/2 3 0]
[2/3 4/5 -1]
> Domain(a);
Full Vector space of degree 2 over Rational Field
> Codomain(a);
Full Vector space of degree 3 over Rational Field
> x*a;
( 5/6 -7/5 -2)
> b := H34 ! [ 2, 0, 1, -1/2, 1, 0, 3/2, 4, 4/5, 6/7, 0, -9/7];
> b;
[ 2 0 1 -1/2]
[ 1 0 3/2 4]
[ 4/5 6/7 0 -9/7]
> c := a*b;
> c;
[ 4 0 5 47/4]
[ 4/3 -6/7 28/15 436/105]
> x*c;
( -4/3 -12/7 -19/15 -1447/420)
> Image(c);
Vector space of degree 4, dimension 2 over Rational Field
Echelonized basis:
( 1 0 5/4 47/16)
( 0 1 -7/30 -11/40)
> Kernel(c);
Vector space of degree 2, dimension 0 over Rational Field
> Rank(c);
2
> EchelonForm(c);
[ 1 0 5/4 47/16]
[ 0 1 -7/30 -11/40]
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