State Space: Rules for Operating with Vectors
Summary
- “Vector Space” has two rules for operating on vectors
- first rule: vector addition
In \(1\) variable, we have, say \(X_1\) and \(X_2\), two numbers. We know how to add two numbers, so we can make a new \(1\)-vector "\(X_1 + X_2\)" in the same space
- second rule: scalar multiplication.
multiplication of a \(1\)-vector by a number. (called a “scalar”)
- units in state spaces
- 2-vectors
how to add \( (S_1, T_1) \) to \( (S_2, T_2) \) to get \( (S_3, T_3) \)
- geometry
- adding two \(1\)-vectors geometrically in state space
- multiplying a \(1\)-vector by a scalar