No, S inverse is (1 2; -2 1).
You can verify this by doing matrix multiplication. If you put another 1/5 factor, the product of S and S inverse will be one fifth of the identity matrix.
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No, S inverse is (1 2; -2 1).
You can verify this by doing matrix multiplication. If you put another 1/5 factor, the product of S and S inverse will be one fifth of the identity matrix.
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