Jordan form of a matrix (24.115-24.138)
[24/75%]Give an example of a matrix of order having a characteristic number of multiplicity , and eigenspace of dimension . How many Jordan blocks correspond to this , and what is the sum of the orders of these blocks?
Verify by direct computation the Hamilton-Cayley theorem for the given matrix and determine its minimal polynomial:
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Can the minimal polynomial of a matrix of order
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have the form . Give examples.
Show that an eigenvector is a root vector. What is the height of an eigenvector?
Prove that the matrix of a linear transformation is diagonalizable if and only if the height of every root vector equals 1.
Prove that root vectors corresponding to pairwise distinct eigenvalues are linearly independent.
Let and be root subspaces corresponding to the eigenvalues . Prove that is invariant with respect to , and the restriction of to is nonsingular.
Prove that the dimension of a root subspace equals the multiplicity of the corresponding eigenvalue as a root of the characteristic polynomial.
Prove the linear independence of the vectors of a Jordan chain.
Prove that the initial vectors of the Jordan chains composing a basis of a root subspace form a basis of the corresponding eigenspace.
Let the dimension of the eigenspace corresponding to a characteristic number be less than the multiplicity of . Does every eigenvector have an associated vector?
Find bases of the root subspaces of the linear transformation given by the matrix :
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Verify that the linear transformation given by the matrix is nilpotent and find for it a Jordan basis and the Jordan form of the matrix:
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Reduce the matrix to Jordan form:
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Can the following matrices of linear transformations of a real space be reduced to Jordan form? Find their Jordan form as matrices of linear transformations of a complex space:
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Reduce to Jordan form the matrix of a linear transformation of a complex arithmetic space:
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Compute the value of the following polynomials of the matrix :
an arbitrary polynomial .
Find the Jordan form of the matrix:
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What can be said about a matrix of order , if its minimal polynomial satisfies the following condition:
has all roots of multiplicity 1
coincides, up to sign, with the characteristic polynomial.
Let for some natural number m. Prove that the Jordan form of the matrix of is diagonal. What numbers stand on the diagonal of this matrix?
Find the Jordan form of the linear transformation of the complex arithmetic space with the matrix:
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Without finding Jordan bases, determine the Jordan forms of the matrices, knowing that their characteristic polynomials equal :
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Verify that the matrices and have the same characteristic polynomials. Find their minimal polynomials and Jordan forms. .
Determine the Jordan form of the matrix from the given characteristic polynomial , knowing that .
Find the exponential of the matrix:
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