6.3 Orthogonal and orthonormal vectors
6.3 Orthogonal and orthonormal vectors. Definition. We say that 2 vectors are orthogonal if they are perpendicular to each other.
5. Orthogonal matrices
R × has orthonormal columns if its Gram matrix is the identity matrix: a square real matrix with orthonormal columns is called orthogonal.
21. Orthonormal Bases
In addition to being orthogonal each vector has unit length. Suppose T = {u1
Orthogonal but not Orthonormal
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5. Orthogonal matrices
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columns 5.1Orthonormal vectors
a collection of real<-vectors01,02, ...,0=isorthonormalif the vectors have unit norm:k08k=1 they are mutually orthogonal:0)809=0if8<9Example
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0 1377775-1p2
2666641
1 0377775-1p2
2666641
1 03 77775Orthogonal matrices5.2
Matrix with orthonormal columns
2R<=has orthonormal columns if its Gram matrix is the identity matrix:
)=01020=)01020= 2666666640
)1010)1020)10= 0 0 )=010)=020)=0=377777775
266666641 00
0 10
0 0137777775
there is no standard short name for "matrix with orthonormal columns"Orthogonal matrices5.3
Matrix-vector product
if2R<=has orthonormal columns, then the linear function5¹Gº=G preserves inner products:¹Gº)¹Hº=G))H=G)H
preserves norms: kGk=¹Gº)¹Gº
12=¹G)Gº12=kGk
preserves distances:kGHk=kGHk preserves angles: \¹G- Hº=arccos¹Gº)¹HºkGkkHk =arccosG)HkGkkHk =\¹G- HºOrthogonal matrices5.4
Left-invertibility
if2R<=has orthonormal columns, then is left-invertible with left inverse): by definition has linearly independent columns (from page 4.23 or page5.2 ):G=0=))G=G=0
is tall or square:<=(see page 4.12)Orthogonal matrices5.5
Outline
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columnsOrthogonal matrix
Orthogonal matrix
asquarereal matrix with orthonormal columns is calledorthogonal Nonsingularity(from equivalences on page 4.13): ifis orthogonal, then is invertible, with inverse): is square )is also an orthogonal matrix rows ofare orthonormal (have norm one and are mutually orthogonal) Note:if2R<=has orthonormal columns and< ¡ =, then)<Orthogonal matrices5.6
Permutation matrix
letc=¹c1- c2--c=ºbe a permutation (reordering) of¹1-2--=º we associate withcthe==permutation matrix8c8=1- 89=0if9 Gis a permutation of the elements ofG:G=¹Gc1-Gc2--Gc=º has exactly one element equal to 1 in each row and each column Orthogonality:permutation matrices are orthogonal
)=becausehas one element equal to one in each row and column ¹)º89==X
:=1 :8: 9=18=9 0otherwise
)=1is the inverse permutation matrix Orthogonal matrices5.7
Example
permutation onf1-2-3-4g ¹c1- c2- c3- c4º=¹2-4-1-3º
corresponding permutation matrix and its inverse =2 66666640 1 0 0
0 0 0 1
1 0 0 0
0 0 1 03
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1=)=2 66666640 0 1 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
0 1 0 03
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)is permutation matrix associated with the permutation Orthogonal matrices5.8
Plane rotation
Rotation in a plane
=cos\sin\ sin\cos\??? \Rotation in a coordinate plane inR=:for example, =266664cos\0sin\ 0 1 0 sin\0 cos\3 77775
describes a rotation in the¹G1-G3ºplane inR3 Orthogonal matrices5.9
Reflector
Reflector:a matrix of the form
=200) with0a unit-norm vector (k0k=1) Properties
a reflector matrix is symmetric a reflector matrix is orthogonal Orthogonal matrices5.10
Geometrical interpretation of reflector
?=??=¹?2???º?? line through?and origin? ?=¹????º?0=fDj0)D=0gis the (hyper-)plane of vectors orthogonal to0 ifk0k=1, the projection ofGonis given by H=G ¹0)Gº0=G0¹0)Gº=¹00)ºG
(see next page) reflection ofGthrough the hyperplane is given by product with reflector: I=H¸ ¹HGº=¹200)ºG
Orthogonal matrices5.11
Exercise
supposek0k=1; show that the projection ofGon=fDj0)D=0gis H=G ¹0)Gº0
we verify thatH2: 0 )H=0)¹G0¹0)Gºº=0)G ¹0)0º¹0)Gº=0)G0)G=0 now consider anyI2withI¡kGHk2 Orthogonal matrices5.12
Product of orthogonal matrices
if1, ...,:are orthogonal matrices and of equal size, then the product =12: is orthogonal: )=¹12:º)¹12:º =):)2)112: Orthogonal matrices5.13
Linear equation with orthogonal matrix
linear equation with orthogonal coefficient matrixof size== G=1 solution is G=11=)1
can be computed in2=2flops by matrix-vector multiplication cost is less than order=2ifhas special properties; for example, permutation matrix:0flops reflector (given0): order=flops plane rotation: order1flops Orthogonal matrices5.14
Outline
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columns Tall matrix with orthonormal columns
suppose2R<=is tall (< ¡ =) and has orthonormal columns )is a left inverse of: has no right inverse; in particular on the next pages, we give a geometric interpretation to the matrix) Orthogonal matrices5.15
Range thespanof a collection of vectors is the set of all their linear combinations: span¹01-02--0=º=fG101¸G202¸ ¸G=0=jG2R=g therangeof a matrix2R<=is the span of its column vectors: range¹º=fGjG2R=g Example
range¹2666641 0 1 2 013 77775º=8
>:2 66664G
1 G 1¸2G2
G23 77775jG1-G22R9
Orthogonal matrices5.16
Projection on range of matrix with orthonormal columns suppose2R<=has orthonormal columns01--0=; we show that the vector )1 is the orthogonal projection of an<-vector1onrange¹ºrange(?)? ??on next page we show thatˆG=)1satisfieskˆG1kkG1kfor allG<ˆG this extends the result on page 2.12 (where=¹1k0kº0) 1)1=¹)º1is theresidualof1after the projection
Orthogonal matrices5.17
Proof the squared distance of1to an arbitrary pointGinrange¹ºis kG1k2=k¹GˆGº ¸ˆG1k2(whereˆG=)1) =k¹GˆGºk2¸ kˆG1k2¸2¹GˆGº))¹ˆG1º =k¹GˆGºk2¸ kˆG1k2 =kGˆGk2¸ kˆG1k2 kˆG1k2 with equality only ifG=ˆG line 3 follows because)¹ˆG1º=ˆG)1=0 line 4 follows from)= Orthogonal matrices5.18
Orthogonal decomposition
the vector1is decomposed as a sum1=I¸Hwith I2range¹º- H?range¹ºrange(?)?
?=?????=?-????such a decomposition exists and is unique for every1: 1=G¸H- )H=0()G=)1- H=1)1
ifhas orthonormal columns Orthogonal matrices5.19
Outline
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columns Gram matrix
2C<=has orthonormal columns if its Gram matrix is the identity matrix:
=01020=01020= 2 666666640
1010102010=
0 0 =010=020=0=3 77777775
2 66666641 00
0 10
0 013 7777775
columns have unit norm:k08k2=0808=1 columns are mutually orthogonal:0809=0for8<9 Orthogonal matrices5.20
Unitary matrix
Unitary matrix
asquarecomplex matrix with orthonormal columns is calledunitary Inverse
is square a unitary matrix is nonsingular with inverse ifis unitary, thenis unitary Orthogonal matrices5.21
Discrete Fourier transform matrix
recall definition from page 3.37 (withl=42cj=andj=p1) ,=2 6666666641 1 11
1l1l2l¹=1º
1l2l4l2¹=1º
777777775
the matrix¹1p=º,is unitary (proof on next page): 1= ,,=1= inverse of,is,1=¹1=º, inverse discrete Fourier transform of=-vectorGis,1G=¹1=º,G Orthogonal matrices5.22
Gram matrix of DFT matrix
we show that,,== conjugate transpose of,is =2 6666666641 1 11
1l l2l=1
1l2l4l2¹=1º
1l=1l2¹=1ºl¹=1º¹=1º3
777777775
8- 9element of Gram matrix is
¹,,º89=1¸l89¸l2¹89º¸ ¸l¹=1º¹89º 891=0if8<9
(last step follows froml==1) Orthogonal matrices5.23
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Orthogonality:permutation matrices are orthogonal
)=becausehas one element equal to one in each row and column¹)º89==X
:=1 :8: 9=18=90otherwise
)=1is the inverse permutation matrixOrthogonal matrices5.7
Example
permutation onf1-2-3-4g¹c1- c2- c3- c4º=¹2-4-1-3º
corresponding permutation matrix and its inverse =266666640 1 0 0
0 0 0 1
1 0 0 0
0 0 1 03
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1=)=266666640 0 1 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
0 1 0 03
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)is permutation matrix associated with the permutationOrthogonal matrices5.8
Plane rotation
Rotation in a plane
=cos\sin\ sin\cos\??? \Rotation in a coordinate plane inR=:for example, =266664cos\0sin\ 0 1 0 sin\0 cos\3 77775describes a rotation in the¹G1-G3ºplane inR3
Orthogonal matrices5.9
Reflector
Reflector:a matrix of the form
=200) with0a unit-norm vector (k0k=1)Properties
a reflector matrix is symmetric a reflector matrix is orthogonalOrthogonal matrices5.10
Geometrical interpretation of reflector
?=??=¹?2???º?? line through?and origin? ?=¹????º?0=fDj0)D=0gis the (hyper-)plane of vectors orthogonal to0 ifk0k=1, the projection ofGonis given byH=G ¹0)Gº0=G0¹0)Gº=¹00)ºG
(see next page) reflection ofGthrough the hyperplane is given by product with reflector:I=H¸ ¹HGº=¹200)ºG
Orthogonal matrices5.11
Exercise
supposek0k=1; show that the projection ofGon=fDj0)D=0gisH=G ¹0)Gº0
we verify thatH2: 0 )H=0)¹G0¹0)Gºº=0)G ¹0)0º¹0)Gº=0)G0)G=0 now consider anyI2withIOrthogonal matrices5.12
Product of orthogonal matrices
if1, ...,:are orthogonal matrices and of equal size, then the product =12: is orthogonal: )=¹12:º)¹12:º =):)2)112:Orthogonal matrices5.13
Linear equation with orthogonal matrix
linear equation with orthogonal coefficient matrixof size== G=1 solution isG=11=)1
can be computed in2=2flops by matrix-vector multiplication cost is less than order=2ifhas special properties; for example, permutation matrix:0flops reflector (given0): order=flops plane rotation: order1flopsOrthogonal matrices5.14
Outline
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columnsTall matrix with orthonormal columns
suppose2R<=is tall (< ¡ =) and has orthonormal columns )is a left inverse of: has no right inverse; in particular on the next pages, we give a geometric interpretation to the matrix)Orthogonal matrices5.15
Range thespanof a collection of vectors is the set of all their linear combinations: span¹01-02--0=º=fG101¸G202¸ ¸G=0=jG2R=g therangeof a matrix2R<=is the span of its column vectors: range¹º=fGjG2R=gExample
range¹2666641 0 1 2 01377775º=8
>:266664G
1 G1¸2G2
G2377775jG1-G22R9
Orthogonal matrices5.16
Projection on range of matrix with orthonormal columns suppose2R<=has orthonormal columns01--0=; we show that the vector )1 is the orthogonal projection of an<-vector1onrange¹ºrange(?)? ??on next page we show thatˆG=)1satisfieskˆG1kkG1kfor allG<ˆG this extends the result on page 2.12 (where=¹1k0kº0)1)1=¹)º1is theresidualof1after the projection
Orthogonal matrices5.17
Proof the squared distance of1to an arbitrary pointGinrange¹ºis kG1k2=k¹GˆGº ¸ˆG1k2(whereˆG=)1) =k¹GˆGºk2¸ kˆG1k2¸2¹GˆGº))¹ˆG1º =k¹GˆGºk2¸ kˆG1k2 =kGˆGk2¸ kˆG1k2 kˆG1k2 with equality only ifG=ˆG line 3 follows because)¹ˆG1º=ˆG)1=0 line 4 follows from)=Orthogonal matrices5.18
Orthogonal decomposition
the vector1is decomposed as a sum1=I¸HwithI2range¹º- H?range¹ºrange(?)?
?=?????=?-????such a decomposition exists and is unique for every1:1=G¸H- )H=0()G=)1- H=1)1
ifhas orthonormal columnsOrthogonal matrices5.19
Outline
matrices with orthonormal columns orthogonal matrices tall matrices with orthonormal columns complex matrices with orthonormal columnsGram matrix
2C<=has orthonormal columns if its Gram matrix is the identity matrix:
=01020=01020= 2666666640
1010102010=
0 0 =010=020=0=377777775
266666641 00
0 10
0 0137777775
columns have unit norm:k08k2=0808=1 columns are mutually orthogonal:0809=0for8<9Orthogonal matrices5.20
Unitary matrix
Unitary matrix
asquarecomplex matrix with orthonormal columns is calledunitaryInverse
is square a unitary matrix is nonsingular with inverse ifis unitary, thenis unitaryOrthogonal matrices5.21
Discrete Fourier transform matrix
recall definition from page 3.37 (withl=42cj=andj=p1) ,=26666666641 1 11
1l1l2l¹=1º
1l2l4l2¹=1º
777777775
the matrix¹1p=º,is unitary (proof on next page): 1= ,,=1= inverse of,is,1=¹1=º, inverse discrete Fourier transform of=-vectorGis,1G=¹1=º,GOrthogonal matrices5.22
Gram matrix of DFT matrix
we show that,,== conjugate transpose of,is =26666666641 1 11
1l l2l=1
1l2l4l2¹=1º
1l=1l2¹=1ºl¹=1º¹=1º3
777777775
8- 9element of Gram matrix is
¹,,º89=1¸l89¸l2¹89º¸ ¸l¹=1º¹89º891=0if8<9
(last step follows froml==1)Orthogonal matrices5.23
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