Matrix times transpose matrix equals identity matrix What are the characteristics of this matrix
This is the definition of orthogonal matrix
Each column element of the matrix is made into a vector, which is a unit vector, and the column vector groups are orthogonal, so the column vector group is an orthogonal unit vector group. Similarly, the row vector group is also an orthogonal unit vector group
The determinant of a matrix can only be 1 or - 1
Its inverse matrix is its transpose matrix
It is proved that if the transpose of a times a equals zero, then a must be a zero matrix
To be more specific, thank you
Let a = = (a ij) m * n be divided into blocks a = = (A1, A2,..., an), AJ = = (a 1J, a 2J,..., a MJ) (J = = 1,2,... N), then t (a) = = t (t (A1), t (A2),..., t (an))... At (a) = = ∑ AJT (AJ) (J = = 1,2,... N) obviously, AJ is m * 1 matrix, t (AJ) is 1 * m matrix, so at (a) must be m * m matrix