Question: There exists a matrix K M 2 (C) such that : H M 2 (C) defined by for all a, b, c, d
There exists a matrix K ∈M2(C) such that ∅ : H → M2(C) defined by
![0 = a[bi] + b[_id]+c[i b]+dk, p(a + bi+cj+dk) :](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.question.images/images/question_images/1672/7/4/6/17763b414c1971091672746176983.jpg)
for all a, b, c, d ∈ R, gives an isomorphism of H with ∅[H]
a. Find the matrix K.
b. What other thing should you check to show that ∅ gives an isomorphism of H with ∅ [H]?
0 = a[bi] + b[_id]+c[i b]+dk, p(a + bi+cj+dk) :
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