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... is the standard matrix of the linear transformation that rotates all vectors in  2 counterclockwise 90  about the origin. Since all vectors are rotated 90  , it is clear that there is no non–zero vector whose image (under this linear transformation) is a scalar multiple of itself. This is a simpl ...
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Row and Column Spaces of Matrices over Residuated Lattices 1

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