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Linear algebra in R - UH

Linear algebra in RS ren H jsgaardFebruary 15, 2005 Contents1 Introduction12 Vectors .. Transpose of vectors .. Multiplying a vector by a number .. Sum of vectors .. (Inner) product of vectors .. The length (norm) of a vector .. The 0 vector and 1 vector .. Orthogonal (perpendicular) vectors ..53 Matrices .. Multiplying a matrix with a number .. Transpose of matrices .. Sum of matrices .. multiplication of a matrix and a vector .. multiplication of matrices .. Vectors as matrices .. Some special matrices .. Inverse of matrices .. Solving systems of Linear equations .. Trace.

February 15, 2005 Contents 1 Introduction 1 2 Vectors 1 ... An r×c matrix A (reads“an r times c matrix”) is a table with r rows og c columns A = ... 3.6 Multiplication of matrices Let A be an r×c matrix and B a c×t matrix, i.e. B = [b 1: b 2: ··· : b t]. The

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