(Linear Algebra) Inverting Block Diagonal Matrices (Quiz-Exam level questions)

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(Linear Algebra) Inverting Block Diagonal Matrices (Quiz-Exam level questions)

This Video (based on our math blog and class recordings) explains the process of finding the inverse of a block diagonal matrix composed of two invertible square matrices, B and C. It begins by establishing the invertibility of the block diagonal matrix, confirmed by the individual invertibility of B and C and a non-zero determinant. The solution then proceeds by assuming an inverse form for the block matrix and setting up a system of block equations. Solving these equations reveals that the inverse of the original matrix is another block diagonal matrix, where each diagonal block is simply the inverse of the corresponding original block. Ultimately, the key takeaway is that the inverse of a block diagonal matrix is found by inverting each diagonal block independently while maintaining zero off-diagonal blocks.
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