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Matrix Norm — result sheet
Calculate the Frobenius norm of a finite row-major 3x3 matrix from all nine squared entries.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: ||A||F = sqrt(a11^2 + a12^2 + a13^2 + a21^2 + a22^2 + a23^2 + a31^2 + a32^2 + a33^2).
The Frobenius norm treats the matrix entries as one nine-component real vector, sums their squared magnitudes, and takes the nonnegative square root. It is a scalar measure of total entry magnitude.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- A11 — matrix entry; Row 1, column 1 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A12 — matrix entry; Row 1, column 2 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A13 — matrix entry; Row 1, column 3 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A21 — matrix entry; Row 2, column 1 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A22 — matrix entry; Row 2, column 2 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A23 — matrix entry; Row 2, column 3 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A31 — matrix entry; Row 3, column 1 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A32 — matrix entry; Row 3, column 2 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
- A33 — matrix entry; Row 3, column 3 of matrix A.; minimum -1000; maximum 1000
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| A11 | 1 |
| A12 | 2 |
| A13 | 3 |
| A21 | 0 |
| A22 | 1 |
| A23 | 4 |
| A31 | 5 |
| A32 | 6 |
| A33 | 0 |
||A||F = sqrt(92) = 9.59166304663.
Assumptions and limits
- A is a real 3x3 matrix in the fixed row-major order.
- All nine entries are finite and lie between -1000 and 1000 inclusive.
- The requested norm is the Frobenius norm, not a spectral, induced, maximum-entry, or unit-normalized norm.
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