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'''Quadratic forms''' are multivariable equations in [[linear algebra]] that have no combined power larger than two. When represented by [[matrices]], they have a geometric significance as a shift or transformation in coordinates. | '''Quadratic forms''' are multivariable equations in [[linear algebra]] that have no combined power larger than two. When represented by [[matrices]], they have a geometric significance as a shift or transformation in coordinates. | ||
[[Category:linear algebra]] | [[Category:linear algebra]] | ||
Revision as of 15:45, May 7, 2010
- It has been proposed that this page, :Quadratic form, be titled, "quadratic form".
Quadratic forms are multivariable equations in linear algebra that have no combined power larger than two. When represented by matrices, they have a geometric significance as a shift or transformation in coordinates.