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Matrix Transformation for 2D, how do I tell what this matrix does geometrically?


Is it true that any matrix can be decomposed into product of rotation,reflection,shear,scaling and projection matrices?Transformation MatricesUsing absolute coordinates in 2D affine transformation matrixHow can I combine affine transformations into one matrix?What is special about a transformation if the matrix of that transformation is symmetric?Single transformation matrix of $A circ B$ and $B circ A$ with certain conditionsBasis of Kernel of Transformation MatrixReconstruct 3D Transformation matrix from 2D projection matriciesDegrees of Freedom in Affine Transformation and Homogeneous TransformationWhat is in the 4x4 transformation matrix used in computer graphics?













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Given a 2x2 matrix,
$$beginbmatrix1&-1\-1&frac12endbmatrix$$
What geometric effect does it have?



So a way I did to solve this was to simply apply it to a unit square that I drew on a graph paper and see what the new image looks like.



Picture of transformation: here



To me it looks like a reflection, followed by shearing. But this is where I get lost...



I understand that you can first do a rotation, followed by a shear, and the product of these two transformation matrix will give you a matrix that does the two transformation.



I guess what I'm specifically asking is, is there a way to derive how I can get to this $A$ matrix?



Or am I wrong to think of it that way.










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    What's its eigenvalues?
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$begingroup$


Given a 2x2 matrix,
$$beginbmatrix1&-1\-1&frac12endbmatrix$$
What geometric effect does it have?



So a way I did to solve this was to simply apply it to a unit square that I drew on a graph paper and see what the new image looks like.



Picture of transformation: here



To me it looks like a reflection, followed by shearing. But this is where I get lost...



I understand that you can first do a rotation, followed by a shear, and the product of these two transformation matrix will give you a matrix that does the two transformation.



I guess what I'm specifically asking is, is there a way to derive how I can get to this $A$ matrix?



Or am I wrong to think of it that way.










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    What's its eigenvalues?
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$begingroup$


Given a 2x2 matrix,
$$beginbmatrix1&-1\-1&frac12endbmatrix$$
What geometric effect does it have?



So a way I did to solve this was to simply apply it to a unit square that I drew on a graph paper and see what the new image looks like.



Picture of transformation: here



To me it looks like a reflection, followed by shearing. But this is where I get lost...



I understand that you can first do a rotation, followed by a shear, and the product of these two transformation matrix will give you a matrix that does the two transformation.



I guess what I'm specifically asking is, is there a way to derive how I can get to this $A$ matrix?



Or am I wrong to think of it that way.










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Given a 2x2 matrix,
$$beginbmatrix1&-1\-1&frac12endbmatrix$$
What geometric effect does it have?



So a way I did to solve this was to simply apply it to a unit square that I drew on a graph paper and see what the new image looks like.



Picture of transformation: here



To me it looks like a reflection, followed by shearing. But this is where I get lost...



I understand that you can first do a rotation, followed by a shear, and the product of these two transformation matrix will give you a matrix that does the two transformation.



I guess what I'm specifically asking is, is there a way to derive how I can get to this $A$ matrix?



Or am I wrong to think of it that way.







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    What's its eigenvalues?
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  • $begingroup$
    What's its eigenvalues?
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    Mar 14 at 5:18















$begingroup$
What's its eigenvalues?
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