THE JACOBIAN METHOD FOR BRINGING A QUADRATIC FORM TO CANONICAL FORM
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Quadratic form, Jacobian method, principal minor, coefficient, matrix, basis.Abstract
This article extensively examines the problem of transforming a quadratic form into its canonical form. There are several methods to simplify and bring a quadratic form into a convenient and straightforward form, one of which is the Jacobian method. The article discusses how to apply the Jacobian method, its advantages, and provides examples and practical instructions related to the calculation processes. This method pays special attention to the coefficients and signs of the quadratic form.
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