Representations nonsingular

This decomposition into a longitudinal and a hansverse part, as will be discussed in Section III, plays a crucial role in going to a diabatic representation in which this singularity is completely removed. In addition, the presence of the first derivative gradient term W l Rx) Vr x (Rx) in Eq. (15), even for a nonsingular Wi i (Rx) (e.g., for avoided intersections), introduces numerical inefficiencies in the solution of that equation. 

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Note that the E is not unique, each nonsingular linear transformation is again a valid representation of the left nullspace. The matrix E consists of in rank ( A7) rows, corresponding to mass-conservation relationships (and a linearly dependent rows) in N. In particular,... 

That is, each element of 1 is the element of, fY divided by A. Since division by zero is not defined, only matrices for which the corresponding determinants are nonzero can have inverses. A matrix. < /such that A = 0 is said to be singular (no inverse), whereas matrices of which the corresponding determinants are nonzero are said to be nonsingular. Only nonsingular matrices can occur in representations of a group. It is also clear that since only square matrices can have corresponding determinants, only square matrices can have inverses. 

The Gaussian algorithm described in Section A.4 transforms the matrix A into an upper triangular matrix U by operations equivalent to premultiplication of A by a nonsingular matrix. Denoting the latter matrix by one obtains the representation... 

As has been seen, the operation of forming the derivative of a vector is equivalent to a transformation of this vector into a new vector and that K is a matrix representation of this transformation. As one might expect, the n X n matrix K is not the only matrix that transforms vectors with n elements into their derivatives. Multiplying each side of Eq. (11) of text from the left by an arbitrary n X n matrix P, which has an inverse P (nonsingular), and using the fact that the unit matrix I = PP may be placed at any point in the equation without changing its value, we obtain... 

A representation by a set of unitary matrices is a unitary representation and any representation may be transformed into unitary form if the matrices of the representation are nonsingular. This fact is most helpful in the ensuing development since unitary matrices have certain simple properties that ease the labor of proof. 

This result follows from the general Theorem 2.1.3 on complete topological classification and on canonical representation of constant-energy surfaces of integrable systems (on four-dimensional manifolds of the three simplest types). In particular, this yields a simple classification of all nonsingular constant-energy surfaces for integrable systems. 

Theorem 2.1.3. Let Q be a, compact nonsingular constant-energy surface of a Hamiltonian system v = sgrad on Q integrated by a Bott integral f. Then Q admits the following representation ... 

Theorem 6.1.2 (FOMENKO). Let Q be a compact nonsingular isoenergy surface of a system v, with a Hamiltonian H (not necessarily nonresonance), integrable by means of a certain Bott integral /. Then the manifolds U(fc) entering in the decomposition Q = 12c (/c) the following representations depending on... 

Reducibility of representations, irreducible representations Multidimensional matrix representations of groups are not unique and, if defined via bases of some carrier spaces, sensitively depend on the chosen basis. Any nonsingular linear transformation of the basis (pj j = 1, 2, 3,. .. to a new basis say yl/ = 1, 2, 3,. .. n], leads to the following well-known transformation formulae ... 

Let F be a nonsingular asymmetric second-order tensor. Note that the deformation gradient tensor F happens to be an asymmetric tensor. Then, F allows the unique representations... 

The first term in (3.4) is a nonsingular integral that can be computed numerically. When the integration volume is spherical and sufficiently small, we can set D ra = and the first term is zero. For the third term, we use the coordinate-free representations... 

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