The easy approach to permutation matrix-part 2.
We will continue in Permutation matrix-part 2 to discuss the various types of permutation matrices for the 3×3 matrix.
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What is a permutation matrix P123?
This is the third arrangement of a permutation matrix (3×3) it is called P123, where there is a swap between row 1 to row 2 and also a swap from row 2 to row3 and the last ow r3 will be changed to row 1.
Such matrix when multiplied by any other matrix will create a new matrix where the first row of the new matrix is the third row in the original matrix and the new second row is the first row of the original matrix. The third row of the new matrix is the second row of the original matrix.
A given example of multiplication of a permutation matrix P123 with a matrix 3×3 is shown in the next slide image.
What is a permutation matrix P13?
In Permutation matrix-part 2, there is a fourth arrangement of a permutation matrix (3×3) it is called P13, where there is a swap between row 1 to row 3 and accordingly from r3 to r1, while the second row remains unchanged. Such matrix when multiplied by any other matrix will create a new matrix where the first row of the new matrix is the third row in the original matrix and the second row is the same as the second row of the original matrix. the third row of the new matrix is the first row of the original matrix.
A given example of multiplication of a permutation matrix P13 with a matrix 3×3 is shown in the next slide image.
What is a permutation matrix P23?
In Permutation matrix-part 2, there is a fifth arrangement of a permutation matrix (3×3) it is called P23, where there is a swap between row 2 to row 3 and accordingly from r3 to r2, while the first row remains unchanged. Such matrix when multiplied by any other matrix will create a new matrix where the first row of the new matrix is the same as the first row in the original matrix and the second row is the third row of the original matrix. the third row of the new matrix is the second row of the original matrix.
A given example of multiplication of a permutation matrix P23 with a matrix 3×3 is shown in the next slide image.
What is a permutation matrix P132?
In Permutation matrix-part 2, there is the last arrangement of a permutation matrix (3×3) it is called P132, where there is a swap between row 1 to row 3 and also a swap from row 3 to row 2 and the second row r2 will be changed to row 1. Such matrix when multiplied by any other matrix will create a new matrix where the first row of the new matrix is the second row in the original matrix and the new second row is the third row of the original matrix. The third row of the new matrix is the first row of the original matrix.
A given example of multiplication of a permutation matrix P132 with a matrix 3×3 is shown in the next slide image.
The multiplication of a permutation matrix by its transpose.
The transpose of a permutation matrix is the inverse of that matrix. The next slide image shows the operation of multiplying P123 by its transpose will create an identity matrix.
The details of the multiplication of P123 by its transpose are shown.
Here is an example of multiplying P23 by itself will yield an identity matrix.
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