proposition 5.2 Jacobi's formula, column form

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proposition 5.2: Jacobi's formula, column form5.2equation 5.19: eq:lin-leibniz-det5.19proposition 7.30: Leibniz rule7.30proposition 5.49: Injective, surjective, invertible5.49lemma 44.10: Divergence theorem on (M,g)44.10lemma 44.7: Variation of inverse and determinant44.7proposition 7.111: Jacobi's formula, cofactor form7.111proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-1proofdefinition A.508: Primitive mapA.508definition 5.58: Special linear group5.58definition 5.70: Characteristic polynomial5.70lemma A.497: The determinant is multiplicativeA.497lemma A.507: Coordinate permutationsA.507lemma 5.33: Determinant through the Levi–Civita symbol5.33lemma 5.137: The alternating top form is unique up to scale5.137proposition 5.74: prop:lin-geometric-le-algebraic5.74proposition 13.6: Levi-Civita identities in three dimensions13.6definition 7.12: Product of functions7.12equation 7.14: eq:ana-derivh7.14proposition 7.27: Differentiable implies continuous7.27proposition 7.6: Algebra of limits7.6corollary 7.44: Substitution and integration by parts7.44proposition 7.108: Euler's theorem on homogeneous functions7.108proposition 7.122: Product identities of the nabla calculus7.122proposition 9.28: The scalar constant-coefficient equation9.28theorem 7.38: Taylor's theorem with Lagrange remainder7.38proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-14proofdefinition 5.39: Kernel, image, nullity, rank5.39proposition 5.48: Existence, uniqueness, and linearity of the inverse5.48theorem 5.40: Rank–nullity5.40lemma 5.97: Fitting splitting5.97proposition 5.31: Gram criterion5.31proposition 5.90: Polar decomposition5.90proposition 5.130: An orthogonal transformation is an isometry5.130theorem 5.71: The eigenvalues are the roots of the characteristic polynomial5.71proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-18prooftheorem 7.133: Gauss7.133proposition 44.11: The boundary term, and the Gibbons–Hawking–York action44.11proof : ch:03-einstein-field-equations@proof-5proofproposition 44.17: Stress–energy of the electromagnetic field44.17neighborhood truncated

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