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Linear Algebra — 3.1: 5 Views of Matrix Multiplication

One matrix product, five completely different ways to understand it. This video breaks down matrix multiplication beyond the standard entry-by-entry recipe, revealing how each perspective — dot products, column combinations, row combinations, outer products, and block partitions — exposes different structural truths about the result. Key concepts covered: • Entry way: computing C_ij as the dot product of row i of A with column j of B • Dimension matching: why A's column count must equal B's row count (the shared dimension n) • Column way: every column of C is a linear combination of A's columns, weighted by entries of B • Row way: every row of C is a linear combination of B's rows, weighted by entries of A • Column space of C living inside column space of A; row space of C living inside row space of B • Inner product vs. outer product: a scalar from row × column vs. a full matrix from column × row • Rank-one decomposition: AB as a sum of n rank-one outer products (column k of A times row k of B) • Block multiplication: partitioning matrices into sub-matrices and applying the same row-times-column rule at the block level • How block multiplication enables large-scale computation and parallel processing ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ SOURCE MATERIALS The source materials for this video are from    • 3. Multiplication and Inverse Matrices