- In mathematics,
particularly in
linear algebra, a
skew-
symmetric (or
antisymmetric or antimetric)
matrix is a
square matrix whose transpose equals its...
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bilinear form to be
symmetric if B(v, w) = B(w, v) for all v, w in V;
alternating if B(v, v) = 0 for all v in V;
skew-
symmetric or
antisymmetric if B(v...
- In mathematics, the
determinant of an m-by-m
skew-
symmetric matrix can
always be
written as the
square of a
polynomial in the
matrix entries, a polynomial...
- In mathematics, the
determinant is a scalar-valued
function of the
entries of a
square matrix. The
determinant of a
matrix A is
commonly denoted det(A)...
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Vandermonde determinant. The
degree d
Schur polynomials in n
variables are a
linear basis for the
space of
homogeneous degree d
symmetric polynomials...
- real
square matrix is
symmetric,
skew-
symmetric, or orthogonal, then it is normal. If a
complex square matrix is Hermitian,
skew-Hermitian, or unitary...
- A = AT, is a
symmetric matrix. If instead, A is
equal to the
negative of its transpose, that is, A = −AT, then A is a
skew-
symmetric matrix. In complex...
- α = β the
distribution is
symmetric and
hence the
skewness is zero.
Positive skew (right-tailed) for α < β,
negative skew (left-tailed) for α > β. Using...
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other k.
These products are all
multilinear and
skew-
symmetric, and can be
defined in
terms of the
determinant and parity. The ( n − 1 ) {\displaystyle (n-1)}...
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matrices are
often multiplied by
imaginary coefficients,
which results in
skew-Hermitian matrices. Here, we
offer another useful Hermitian matrix using...
