Isométries dans les Espaces Euclidiens
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Soit f une isométrie. Que peut-on dire de f⁻¹ ?

f⁻¹ est également une isométrie.

Soit f une isométrie et u un vecteur non nul tel que f(u) appartient à Vect(u). Que peut-on dire de f(u) ?

f(u) est égal à u ou à -u.

Comment exprimer (u,v) en fonction des normes de u, v et (u + v) ?

(u, v) = 1/2(||u + v||² - ||u||² - ||v||²)

Une isométrie est caractérisée par le fait de conserver le produit scalaire.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

Un endomorphisme f est une isométrie si et seulement si la base (f(e₁),...,f(en)) est orthonormée.

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Un endomorphisme f est une isométrie si et seulement si sa matrice dans une base orthonormée est orthogonale.

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Soit une isométrie f définie par f(x,y) = (ax + cy, bx + dy). Comment s'exprime la matrice de f en fonction de a, b, c, et d ?

<p>La matrice de <em>f</em> est M = [a, c; b, d].</p> Signup and view all the answers

Si det(M) = 1, quelles relations existent entre a, b, c, et d ?

<p>a² + b² = 1, c² + d² = 1, et ac + bd = 0.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Comment s'exprime la matrice M en fonction de a et b si det(M) = 1 ?

<p>M = [a, -b; b, a].</p> Signup and view all the answers

Soit a ∈ [-1;1]. Comment exprimer a en fonction d'un angle θ ?

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Soit f une isométrie et M sa matrice. Quelle condition doit vérifier M pour que f soit une symétrie orthogonale ?

<p>M² = I2</p> Signup and view all the answers

Quel est le noyau de l'application (f - id) pour une symétrie vectorielle f ?

<p>L'axe de symétrie</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Isométries in Euclidean Spaces

  • Introduction: The study focuses on vector isometries, classifying them in a Euclidean space (Rn).
  • General Notations: E represents Rn with a standard inner product. The norm of a vector u is denoted as ||u||, calculated from the inner product. Orthogonality and projections are also relevant concepts.
  • Isometries: An isometry (or orthogonal automorphism) f of a Euclidean space E is a linear transformation that preserves the norm of any vector. Mathematically: ||f(u)|| = ||u|| for all u ∈ E. This means a linear transformation preserves lengths. Also, f is an isomorphism, and its inverse, f⁻¹, is also an isometry. If u is a non-zero vector in Rn such that f(u) is in the span of u (u is an eigenvector of f), then f(u) = ±u.
  • Isometry and Inner Product: An isometry f preserves the inner product: (f(u), f(v)) = (u, v) for all u, v ∈ E. This is equivalent to the norm preservation property.
  • Proof of Isomorphism: If f(u) = 0, then ||f(u)||=0; since f is an isometry, ||u|| = 0, implying u = 0. This shows that Ker(f) = {0}, making f an isomorphism. The proof demonstrates the inverse is also an isometry ( ||f⁻¹(v)|| = ||v|| ).

Additional Properties and Theorems

  • Eigenvectors: If a vector u is an eigenvector of f, and f is an isometry, then f(u) = ±u.
  • Matrix Representation: A linear transformation is an isometry if and only if its matrix in an orthonormal basis is an orthogonal matrix (meaning its transpose is its inverse). This is a key theorem for characterizing isometries using matrices.
  • Classification of Isometries: The next section explores the different kinds of plane isometries in two specific cases of determinant 1 and -1 in a matrix representation.

Plane Isometries (2D)

  • Example Isometry: An example of a plane isometry f(x,y) is given involving squareroots and algebraic calculations. The associated matrix A must be orthogonal with a determinant of 1 or -1.
  • General Form: The general two-dimensional isometry (using a matrix representation in a canonical basis) is written as linear combinations of x and y.
  • Conditions on Matrix Coefficients: The matrix coefficients (a, b, c, d) for plane isometries meet specific conditions stemming from orthogonality (e.g., a² + b² = 1, etc.).
  • Rotations (det(M) = 1): If the determinant of the matrix is 1, the transformation represents a rotation that can be expressed using trigonometric functions (cosine and sine).
  • Reflections (det(M) = -1): For a determinant of -1, the transformation represents a reflection that follows a specific pattern with a core concept involving eigenvectors and their images under f.

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Ce quiz explore les isométries vectorielles dans l'espace euclidien Rn. Il couvre des concepts clés tels que la préservation de la norme et du produit scalaire par les transformations linéaires. Testez vos connaissances sur les propriétés des automorphismes orthogonaux.

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