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Linear and multilinear algebra; matrix theory Proposition

Determinant of a linear map is the determinant of its matrix

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Statement

Let FF be a field, let VV be a finite-dimensional vector space over FF with a basis BB, and let T ⁣:V→VT \colon V \to V be a linear map. Then the determinant of TT equals the determinant of the matrix of TT in BB: det⁡T=det⁡[T]B.\det T = \det [T]_B.

Remarks

The key fact is det⁡(P−1AP)=det⁡A\det(P^{-1} A P) = \det A, which follows from the product rule. Over a commutative ring, the same statement holds for free modules of finite rank.

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  1. Identity matrix object
  2. Matrix definition
  3. Vector space definition
  4. Square matrix definition
  5. Linear combination definition
  6. Linear map definition
  7. Linear subspace definition
  8. Linear independence definition
  9. Endomorphism definition
  10. Linear span definition
  11. Multilinear map definition
  12. Spanning set definition
  13. Alternating multilinear map definition
  14. Basis definition
  15. Determinant definition
  16. Coordinate vector definition
  17. Matrix of a linear map definition
  18. Determinant of a linear map definition
  19. Determinant of a linear map is the determinant of its matrix statement

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinant, Determinant of an endomorphism
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