Title: LINEAR MODELS AND MATRIX ALGEBRA Part 2
1LINEAR MODELS AND MATRIX ALGEBRA- Part 2
- Chapter 4
- Alpha Chiang, Fundamental Methods of Mathematical
Economics - 3rd edition
2Vector Operations
- Multiplication of vectors
- An m x 1 column vector u, and a 1 x n row vector
v, yield a product uv of dimension m x n. On
the other hand, a 1 x n row vector u and an n x
1 column vector v, the product uv will be of
dimension 1 x 1. - Example 1- 2x1, 1x3, 2x3.
3Vector Operations
- Example 2. 1x2, 2x1, 1x1
- As written, uv is a matrix, despite the fact
that only a single element is present. - 1 x 1 matrices behave exactly like scalars with
respect to addition and multiplication 4 8
12, 3721 - a scalar product
4Vector Operations
- Example 3. - Given a row vector u 3 6 9,
find uu. Since u is merely a column vector,
with elements of u arranged vertically, we have, - Note that the product uu gives the sum of
squares of the elements of u (a scalar).
5Linear Dependence
- A set of vectors v1, ,vn is linearly dependent
if and only if any one of them can be expressed
as a linear combination of the remaining vectors
otherwise, they are linearly independent. - are linear dependent because v3 is a linear
combination of v1 and v2
6Linear Dependence
- Example 5. v1 5 12 and v2 10 24 are
linearly dependent because - 2v1 25 12 10 24 v2
- or 2v1-v2 0
- A set of m-vectors v1, ,vn is linearly dependent
if and only if there exists a set of scalars k1,
, kn (not all zero) such that
7Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- In ordinary scalar algebra, additive and
multiplicative operations obey the commutative,
associative, and distributive laws - Commutative law of addition a b b a
- Commutative law of multiplication ab ba
- Associative law of addition (ab) c a
(bc) - Associative law of multiplication ab (c) a(bc)
- Distributive law a (bc) ab ac
8Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- Matrix Addition commutative and associative
- Commutative law ABBA
9Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- Associative law (AB) C A (BC)
10Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- Matrix Multiplication not commutative
- Example
11Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- Example Let u be a 1x3 (a row vector) then
the corresponding column vector u must be 3x1.
The product uu will be 1x1 but the product uu
will be 3x3. Thus obviously, uu ? uu. - Exceptions
- A is a square matrix and B is an identity matrix
- A is the inverse of B, A B-1
- scalar multiplication kAAk
12Commutative, Associative, And Distributive Laws
- Associative Law (AB)CA(BC)ABC
- Conformability condition
- A is mxn, B is nxp, C is pxq
- Distributive Law
- A(BC) AB AC pre-multiplication by A
- (BC)A BA CA post-multiplication by A