A matrix is said to be skew symmetric if S T = S. Let A be any
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A matrix is said to be skew symmetric if ST = −S. Let A be any square matrix.
a. Show that A − AT is skew symmetric.
b. Determine matrices C and D such that A = C + D and C is symmetric and D is skew symmetric.
c. Demonstrate that all diagonal entries on a general skew symmetric matrix S are zero.
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Introduction To Actuarial And Financial Mathematical Methods
ISBN: 9780128001561
1st Edition
Authors: Stephen Garrett
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