Applications of Determinants in Mathematics and Its Practical Implications
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Determinants, Linear Algebra, Matrix Theory, Eigenvalues, Cramer's Rule, Geometric Transformations, Computational MathematicsAbstract
Determinants are fundamental mathematical tools used to solve a wide range of problems in mathematics and its applications in science and engineering. From linear algebra and differential equations to geometry and optimization, the determinant plays a key role in understanding matrix properties, solving systems of linear equations, and analyzing geometric transformations. This paper explores the theoretical foundations of determinants, discusses their applications in various domains such as linear algebra, geometry, physics, and computer science, and highlights their use in real-world problem-solving. The paper also outlines the challenges and advancements in computational methods for determinant calculation.
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