Finding the Matrix of a Linear Transformation

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Learning Objectives:
1) Given some linear transformation, find it's matrix.
2) Describe in particular the classic Rotation Matrix.

This video is part of a Linear Algebra course taught at the University of Cincinnati.

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Sir, your clarity of mind is giving me Mathematics Enlightenment

sagaraliasjackey
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11 months have passed and I'm back for more. Love these series

kolo
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For me Linear Algebra = Span {Dr. Trefor Bazzett, Blue and Brown}

SocratesAlexander
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This what I was waiting for ( to know how can we rotate a vector using linear transformation ) . Satisfied now 🤭🤭 . I taught it would be more complex but it ain't was .thank you sir ❤️❤️

sudarshann
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Holy crap that was beautiful. Eyes have been opened, worlds have been exploded. Thank you!

jacobm
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Sir...instead of clockwise flipping, can't we flip the vector e2 over y=x in counter-clockwise direction and then rotate 90° clockwise?

sumittete
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your explanation crystal clear thank you

radwanalaghawani
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Hi Trefor, Great stuff all around. But I think you may want to check your angle for R(e2), yes? You rotate e2 theta degrees from the Y axis, so sin and cos of R(e2) wouldn't use theta... Just a friendly observation is you get back to this video. Thanks for what you do!

uforreel
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Would this be in my first linear algebra class or is this more advanced that that?

wjrasmussen
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Hi Professor, I have problem in understanding about how you came up with sine theta and cos theta as the vertical component and the horizontal component respectively for e1.

It definitely looks like a right angled triangle. So, sine theta is opposite / Hypotenuse. If we need to conclude opposite side of the triangle as sin theta, which was from the rotation of e1, we need to know that the hypotenuse must be 1 right ? Could you please explain a bit deeper on that ?

kathirs
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This only works for domain R2 -> co-domain R2, correct?

ryanjacksonx