Definition
A matrix is orthogonal if the Matrix Transposition is the Inverse Matrix, then that transposition is orthogonal. Conventionally, the orthogonal matrix is used for Real Number
Formal Definition
A matrix is Orthogonal Matrix if
(Or )
A matrix is orthogonal if the Matrix Transposition is the Inverse Matrix, then that transposition is orthogonal. Conventionally, the orthogonal matrix is used for Real Number
A matrix A∈Rn is Orthogonal Matrix if AAT=ATA=In
(Or AT=A−1⟺A is orthoganal)