What is the permutation matrix representation of the cyclic row rearrangement in the video?
Conditions
- The new matrix is formed by taking the 3rd, 1st, and 2nd rows of the original matrix in that order.
- The permutation is applied via left-multiplication.
Reasoning, step by step
- Identify the row mapping: row 1 goes to row 2, row 2 goes to row 3, and row 3 goes to row 1.
- Construct the permutation matrix such that if row of the original becomes row of the new matrix.
- Place 1s at positions , , and in the matrix.
- Fill the remaining entries with 0.
- Verify that produces the desired row rearrangement.
Example
For the matrix , the new matrix is . The permutation matrix is . Multiplying yields .
Common misconceptions
- Confusing left-multiplication (which permutes rows) with right-multiplication (which permutes columns).
- Assuming a three-cycle permutation can be represented by a single elementary row-swap matrix.
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