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Classification and Application of Affine Transformation

YU Sheng-tao

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In this paper some discussions are made on the classification of affine transformation,and the corresponding standard equation is derived.Based on the characteristics of the invariant lines,some special results are obtained,which can improve the problem-solving efficiency when dealing with the sequences in fundamental mathematics.

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In this paper some discussions are made on the classification of affine transformation,and the corresponding standard equation is derived.Based on the characteristics of the invariant lines,some special results are obtained,which can improve the problem-solving efficiency when dealing with the sequences in fundamental mathematics.

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In this paper some discussions are made on the classification of affine transformation,and the corresponding standard equation is derived.Based on the characteristics of the invariant lines,some special results are obtained,which can improve the problem-solving efficiency when dealing with the sequences in fundamental mathematics.

Key concepts: Affine transformation, Transformation (genetics), Invariant (physics), Affine combination, Mathematics, Transformation group, Applied mathematics, Pure mathematics

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