Advanced Linear Algebra - Lecture 23: The Adjoint of a Linear Transformation

We learn about the adjoint of a linear transformation, which is a generalization of the transpose (or conjugate transpose) of a matrix.

Please leave a comment below if you have any questions, comments, or corrections.

[samuelfisher]

Side note, conjugate transpose is often called Hermitian transpose.

[dacianbonta]

Word to da wise.
U gots to do Ortho-Gonal basises to both of them ... or U up creek with no paddle.

[quantabot]

Hello Professor, Why do they say "The adjoint of a matrix A is the transpose of the cofactor matrix of A" ? Cant we just take the transpose and we have the adjoint?

[davidk]

The rhetorical "Right?" has officially become an epidemic.