det(AT) = det (A) (transposing)
det(ATA) = det(AT)*det(A) = {det(A)}2 >0
since det(A)≠0 as the matrix is invertible
det(AT) = det (A) (transposing)
det(ATA) = det(AT)*det(A) = {det(A)}2 >0
since det(A)≠0 as the matrix is invertible
@aditya, what if the matrix have imaginary terms?
then (det A)2 can be negative ...?
johncenaiit
That is the question? if the elements from complex numbers
this will not excepted.
but complex number matrices are also invertible, if det≠0
so you must specify its a real matrix...