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unitary matrix
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unitary matrix
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(Mathematics) Maths a square matrix that is the inverse of its Hermitian conjugate


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This third edition features new chapters on generalized eigenvectors and numerical techniques, as well as a new section on Hermitian symmetric and unitary matrices.
Full sections on both Hermitian and Unitary matrices have been added, as well as sections on computational linear algebra and wavelets.
This facsimile of the 1950 edition by Clarendon Press includes all the original material, covering matrices, algebras, groups, the Frobenius algebra, the symmetric group, immanants and S-functions, the S-functions of special series, the calculation of the characters of the symmetric group, group characters and the construction of groups, continuous matrix groups and invariant matrices, and groups of unitary matrices.
 
 
 
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