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Let matrix B and A both be nxn symmetric matrices and C be any nxn non-symmetric matrix then \[A=BCB^{T}\]. Then \[A^{T}=(BCB^{T})^{T}\] \[A^{T}=BC^{T}B^{T}\] I know that for any matrices, its transpose multiply by itself will give a symmetric matrix. But how come the one above that I have written have this weird behaviour that the middle matrix can be anything and still turns out to be a symmetric matrix?
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it is just because (B^T)^T = B ...there you got the simply B
But what's in the middle, the matrix C is any random matrix. Is like how come any matrix C will still bring this whole equation back to a symmetric matrix?
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