Jacobian. The roots of one of their characteristic polynomials are its eigenvalues, whose product is the determinant.
Jacobian. The roots of one of their characteristic polynomials are its eigenvalues, whose product is the determinant. These structures can be put into row echelon form using Gaussian elimination, and they can only be added or subtracted from each other if they have the same number of rows and columns. For 10 points, name these rectangular arrays of numbers.
Jacobian. The roots of one of their characteristic polynomials are its eigenvalues, whose product is the determinant.
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