Substituting an Operator (Matrix) into a Function of a Numerical Argument
[12/67%]Find the -th power of the Jordan block
Prove that the value of the polynomial of the Jordan block (11.1) is given by the formula
Let be the minimal polynomial of the operator A. If for each the function is defined at the point and is differentiable there at least times, then is said to be defined on the spectrum of the operator A, and the system of numbers
is called the system of values of the function on the spectrum of the operator A. Prove that the values of the polynomials and of the operator A coincide if and only if the values of these polynomials on the spectrum of the operator coincide.
Let the function be defined on the spectrum of the operator with minimal polynomial . Consider the polynomial
where
. Prove that:
the systems of values of the polynomial and of the function on the spectrum of the operator A coincide;
among all polynomials with this property, has the smallest degree.
This polynomial is called the interpolation polynomial of the function on the spectrum of the operator A. The value of the function of the operator A is by definition set equal to .
Compute , where
Compute , where
Compute , where:
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For any square matrix prove the identity
Find and , if .
Find , if .
Solve the equation , if:
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On the space of polynomials of degree at most , consider the differentiation operator :
Compute expD.