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 | | Toeplitz matrices are square matrices with the property that each entry (except those in the first row and column) is equal to the entry immediately the northwest (previous col and previous row). |
 | | Solution: sum yes, product no. That sum is Toeplitz easily follows because if C = A + B, then c_{i,j} = a_{i,j} + b_{i,j} // by def of matrix sum = a_{i-1,j-1} + b+{i-1,j-1} // by Toeplitz property of A,B = c{i-1,j-1} // by def of matrix sum. |
 | | Since the first row,col of C is the componentwise sum of the first row,cols of A,B, and since C is Toeplitz as shown above, we see this gives the correct representation of the matrix sum. |
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