Chapter 17: Q7E (page 544)
Let be an matrix, be a matrix, and be a matrix. Prove that . [Hint: , where and , where . The i-j entry of is . Show that the i-j entry of is this same double sum.]
Short Answer
The required identity has been proved.
Chapter 17: Q7E (page 544)
Let be an matrix, be a matrix, and be a matrix. Prove that . [Hint: , where and , where . The i-j entry of is . Show that the i-j entry of is this same double sum.]
The required identity has been proved.
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