Foundation subjectLAEN
Linear Algebra
Linear algebra used across courses: matrices, rank, invertibility, decompositions.
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Topics
How the determinant measures volume change and singularity, and how it leads through the characteristic polynomial to eigenvalues and eigenvectors, the directions a matrix only scales.
How the dot product induces lengths, distances and angles in $R^n$, and how the angle gives the length-independent cosine similarity used to compare vectors.
How the rank of a matrix decides whether it is invertible and how many solutions a linear system Ax = b has.
Concept index A–Z
Characteristic Polynomial → Eigenvalue
Charakteristisches Polynom → Eigenvalue
cos-similarity → Cosine Similarity
Cosine Similaritydet → Determinant
Determinant
Determinante → DeterminantEigenbasis → Eigenvector
Eigenraum → Eigenvector
Eigenspace → Eigenvector
Eigenspectrum → Eigenvalue
Eigenvalue
Eigenvalues → Eigenvalue
Eigenvector
Eigenvectors → Eigenvector
Eigenvektor → Eigenvector
Eigenwert → EigenvalueHomomorphismus → Linear MapInverse Matrix → Invertible Matrix
Invertible Matrix
Invertierbare Matrix → Invertible MatrixLGS → System of Linear Equations
Linear Equation System → System of Linear Equations
Linear Function → Linear Map
Linear Map
Linear System → System of Linear Equations
Linear Transformation → Linear Map
Lineare Abbildung → Linear Map
Lineares Gleichungssystem → System of Linear Equations
Low-Rank Approximation → Singular Value DecompositionMatrix RankNonsingular Matrix → Invertible MatrixPositiv definite Matrix → Positive Semidefinite Matrix
Positiv semidefinite Matrix → Positive Semidefinite Matrix
Positive Definite Matrix → Positive Semidefinite Matrix
Positive Semi-Definite Matrix → Positive Semidefinite Matrix
Positive Semidefinite Matrix
Positive Semidefiniteness → Positive Semidefinite Matrix
PSD Matrix → Positive Semidefinite MatrixRang → Matrix Rank
Rang einer Matrix → Matrix Rank
Rank → Matrix Rank
Rank-k Approximation → Singular Value Decomposition
Reduced SVD → Singular Value Decomposition
Regular Matrix → Invertible Matrix
Reguläre Matrix → Invertible MatrixSingular Matrix → Invertible Matrix
Singular Value Decomposition
Singular Values → Singular Value Decomposition
Singulärwertzerlegung → Singular Value Decomposition
Spectrum → Eigenvalue
SVD → Singular Value Decomposition
System of Linear EquationsTruncated SVD → Singular Value Decomposition