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adjugate

[′aj·ə‚gāt]
(mathematics)
For a matrix A, the matrix obtained by replacing each element of A with the cofactor of the transposed element. Also known as adjoint of a matrix.
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where [alpha] is a real number and adj(A) is the adjugate matrix of A.
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