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by pandaman
3824 days ago
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I am not sure what you mean. If by "matrix addition" you meant adding vectors then it's obvious but adding actual matrices won't give you any translation operators because no matter how many matrices you have added together you still end up with a matrix, which, indeed, can only represent linear operators. |
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The single row matrix, called a vertex, and a Euclidean vertex which we use to represent the points in the geometry, and happen to store in a vertex (matrix).
I do agree with your statement.