nonsingular transformation
nonsingular transformation
[′nän‚siŋ·gyə·lər ‚tranz·fər′mā·shən] (mathematics)
A linear transformation which has an inverse; equivalently, it has null space kernel consisting only of the zero vector.
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For a stable unperturbed motion the differential equations for Poincare variations (1.8) must be reducible by
nonsingular transformation to a system of linear differential equations with constant coefficients all of whose characteristic values must be zero (recall that the Lyapunov characteristic value X [f] of [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII].
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