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Linear Algebra                                                Richa Nandra, Lovely Professional University




                    Notes                     Unit 7: Algebra of Linear Transformation


                                     CONTENTS
                                     Objectives
                                     Introduction

                                     7.1  Homomorphism
                                     7.2  Linear Transformation
                                     7.3  Algebra of Linear Transformation

                                     7.4  Summary
                                     7.5  Keywords
                                     7.6  Review Questions
                                     7.7  Further Readings

                                   Objectives

                                   After studying this unit, you will be able to:

                                      Know that linear transformation on the space is quite important. It helps in understanding
                                       the space under various transformations.

                                      See that the knowledge of the basis and dimension help us that the properties of linear
                                       transformation on the basis vector is central to the ideas of matrix mechanics.

                                   Introduction

                                   It will be seen that in the development of the algebra linear transformation plays an important
                                   part in understanding the properties of spaces. It is seen that the set of linear transformations
                                   also satisfy the properties of vector spaces.

                                   7.1 Homomorphism


                                   Consider two vector spaces V and W over the same field F i.e.
                                          V   v , , ,  , 
                                                F
                                          W    w , , , , 
                                                 F
                                   The vectors of two different systems might have different names, and the vector operations of
                                   two systems might be defined in different ways.
                                   A mapping H of V into W is called a homomorphism provided that all  , B   V and all a   F,

                                          (   ) B H  H  H                                                 ...(1)
                                   and    (    ) H  . a  H                                              ...(2)
                                   If every vector of W is in the range of H, H is said to be homomorphism of V onto W.

                                   A one-to-one homomorphism H of V onto W is called an isomorphism. If such a mapping exists, V,
                                   and W are said to be isomorphic.





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