For the matrix A 0 -(₁₁ 1). we we compute that Hence we can write 4² in terms of A and I = where r2 = Number A² =<<-1-4>,<4/15>> (11) as A² = r₁A+8₁I where r1 = Number and 81 = Number This formula allows us to write 44 in terms of as A and I as: and 82 Number Note: Maple syntax for the matrix ‹(ad) c A² = r₂A +821 A is << a | b >,< c | d >>
For the matrix A 0 -(₁₁ 1). we we compute that Hence we can write 4² in terms of A and I = where r2 = Number A² =<<-1-4>,<4/15>> (11) as A² = r₁A+8₁I where r1 = Number and 81 = Number This formula allows us to write 44 in terms of as A and I as: and 82 Number Note: Maple syntax for the matrix ‹(ad) c A² = r₂A +821 A is << a | b >,< c | d >>
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