Theorem 1. two matrices and are similar if and only if their characteristic matrices are equivalent:.This theorem is very important. It not only gives the necessary and sufficient condition for two matrices to be similar, but, more importantly, it changes the similarity relation into an equivalence relation.It is difficult for us to deal with a similarity relation, but, using elementary operations, we can make the equivalence relation more specific. However we have given only the conclusion of the theorem, no its proof. Here the characteristic matrices are -matrices. However, the equivalence concept of -matrices has not been given either. Therefore before a proof of the above theorem we first have to define some concepts, such as the concepts of elementary operations on -matrices, the concept of equivalence of two -matrices.
Theorem 1. two matrices and are similar if and only if their characteristic matrices are equivalent:<br>.<br>This theorem is very important. It not only gives the necessary and sufficient condition for two matrices to be similar, but, more importantly, it changes the similarity relation into an equivalence relation.<br>It is difficult for us to deal with a similarity relation, but, using elementary operations, we can make the equivalence relation more specific. However we have given only the conclusion of the theorem, no its proof. Here the characteristic matrices are -matrices. However, the equivalence concept of -matrices has not been given either. Therefore before a proof of the above theorem we first have to define some concepts, such as the concepts of elementary operations on -matrices, the concept of equivalence of two -matrices.
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