integroidummat
Integroidummat is a theoretical construct used in discussions of linear algebra and operator theory to denote a matrix-like array whose entries are integro-differential operators or integral kernels acting on function spaces. The term is not part of a formal standard, but it is employed in pedagogical or exploratory contexts to illustrate how a finite matrix structure can be built from operator-valued entries.
Definition and structure: A square integroidummat of size n over a field F consists of entries Aij,
Relation to known concepts: Integroidummats generalize ordinary matrices (when all entries reduce to scalar multiplications) and
Examples and applications: A simple 2×2 example might include A11 as an integral operator (f ↦ ∫0^1
See also: matrix of operators, operator-valued matrix, integro-differential equation, Fredholm operator.