Application of Matrix in Engineering
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jerp.2024.06(06).23Keywords:
Linear Algebra, Matrix theory, Determinant, lattices, Number theory, discrete mathematicsAbstract
Mathematics plays importance role in our daily life. Branch of Mathematics are as given, Real analysis, vector analysis, group theory, linear algebra, vector algebra, ordinary differential calculus, integration, discrete mathematics, Matrices and determinant etc. Throughout time, matrix have played a crucial role in solving sets of linear equations. In branch of applied mathematics & many branches of applied science matrix are used. We can check the outcome of a matrix in MATLAB to see the images created by computers. In physics, optics, which is the science of light, used matrices even before they were used in computer - generated images. In applied mathematics, matrices have diverse applications, Such as signal processing, image processing and more. For instance, in graph theory, matrices help represent connections between nodes, with the integer values in an adjacency matrix indicating the number of connections a particular node possesses.
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