R renolovexoxo New member Joined Mar 31, 2012 Messages 13 Apr 3, 2012 #1 Let T: R3-->R3, defined by T(x)= a x x Give the standard matrix A of T, and explain why A is skew-symmetric.
Let T: R3-->R3, defined by T(x)= a x x Give the standard matrix A of T, and explain why A is skew-symmetric.
pka Elite Member Joined Jan 29, 2005 Messages 11,978 Apr 3, 2012 #2 renolovexoxo said: Let T: R3-->R3, defined by T(x)= a x x Give the standard matrix A of T, and explain why A is skew-symmetric. Click to expand... Suppose that A=<a,b,c> then T(A)=[0, -c, b; c, 0, -a; -b, a, 0] WHY?
renolovexoxo said: Let T: R3-->R3, defined by T(x)= a x x Give the standard matrix A of T, and explain why A is skew-symmetric. Click to expand... Suppose that A=<a,b,c> then T(A)=[0, -c, b; c, 0, -a; -b, a, 0] WHY?