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Intro to a new theory of matrices
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Some special diagonal maxels
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Multiplication as restriction
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Sets of natural numbers
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Things that are not sets of numbers
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Partial identity maxels
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Identity maxels are idempotent
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Multiplying a maxel by e_J left or right
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When does e_J act as an identity?
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Propositions
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Explore the foundations of maxel algebra in this 35-minute lecture from the Insights into Mathematics series. Delve into the theory of matrices and their relationship to maxels, focusing on idempotent diagonal maxels associated with sets of natural numbers. Examine the concept of multiplication as restriction and engage in a precise discussion on defining sets of natural numbers. Investigate partial identity maxels, idempotent properties, and the behavior of maxels when multiplied by e_J. Learn about conditions for e_J to act as an identity and explore key propositions in this field. Gain a deeper understanding of data structures in mathematics through this comprehensive exploration of maxel theory.

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