Linear Algebra 14TBD: Overview of the Properties of the Determinant

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This whole playlist, but in particular this video's explanatory style is incredible. I struggle with visual transformations so I really like seeing the "non-visual" approach. (And how it ties in to the visual)

boutiquemaths
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Well done Pavel, beautifully presented.

OtterMorrisDance
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The dot notation used in the upper left, | • a • b • | ... feels unfamiliar to me. I'm ~150 videos in but don't recall it, is there a name for this syntax thag I can look up elsewhere?

DanBrickley
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Its so sad that the determinate is ever introduced without referencing the exterior algebra.

jak
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excellent connections among properties of determinants! *0*

aglaiawong
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How can we apply the fourth property of the bracket on the left: |a+b| = |a| + |b| ?
We can only use the determinant with squared matrices, hence a and b need to be squared matrices. Does this property mean that the determinant of two matrices added together equals the sum of their respective determinant?

If my statement is true, why taking the sum of two 3x3 identity matrice give us the result det(I+I) = det(I) + det(I) = 1 + 1 = 2 although by doing it on paper det(I+I) = 8 (or 2^n for any nxn identity matrice in respect to the third property of the bracket).

Could you please explain to me how to use this property as it is one of the two requirements of linearity.

Thank you.

swalscha
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I can't confirm that the equality you show at 15.58 is true.
{{1, 2}, {3, 4}}+2{{1}, {3}}={{3, 4}, {9, 10}} doesn't work since determinant of {{3, 4}, {9, 10}} is not equal to determinant of {{1, 2}, {3, 4}}.
Can you please correct it for me?

matthiasandersen
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good video, but I think it would of been better to break it into two or three separate ones.

terryphi
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is there something called as matrix addition/subtraction? why is it not as interesting to discuss?

billchang