vec Operator
[27/74%]Consider the matrix
Let . Thus is a matrix. Find the permutation matrix such that
Let be an matrix over and be a matrix over . Find the permutation matrix such that
Let , be two matrices. Is
Let be an arbitrary matrix. Find the condition on such that
What can we conclude about the rank of ?
Let be a column vector in . Show that .
Let be an matrix over . Using
and
Show that .
Let , where is an matrix over . What are the dimensions of , , and ?
Solve the equation
for the real-valued matrix .
Let be an matrix over and be an matrix over . For the rearrangement operator defined by
and linear extension. Find
Let be a given nonnormal matrix over . We want to find all unitary matrices such that . Now we can write and therefore
where is the zero matrix. This is a matrix equation (a special case of Sylvester) and using the vec-operator and Kronecker product we can cast the matrix equation into a vector equation. Write down this linear equation.
Apply it to the case with
Consider Lyapunov and
Find .
Consider the matrices
Find the solution of the equation , where is the matrix
Using the vec-operation we can write the equation as linear equation
Let , , be matrices, where the matrices , are given. Assume that . Find using the vec-operator and the Kronecker product. Then consider the case that is invertible.
Let , , , be matrices, where the matrices , , are given. Assume that . Find using the vec operator and the Kronecker product. Then consider the case that and are invertible.
Let , , , , be matrices, where the matrices , , are given. Assume that . Apply the vec operator to this equation and then express the left-hand side using the Kronecker product.
Let be an unitary matrix. Show that the column vector cannot be written as a Kronecker product of two vectors in .
Let be an arbitrary matrix. Let be an unitary matrix . Can we conclude that
Consider the Frobenius norm. Let be an matrix over . Find the matrices over and the matrices over which minimize
Apply the method for to the matrix
Let be an permutation matrix and be an hermitian matrix.
Given the hermitian matrix we want to find the permutation matrices such that . The equation can be written as . This is a special case of the Sylvester equation. Applying the vec-operation and the Kronecker product we can write the equation as
Consider . Find all .
Given the permutation matrix we want to find the hermitian matrices such that . This is a special case of the Sylvester equation. Applying the vec-operation and the Kronecker product we can write the equation as
Consider . Find all .
Consider the Pauli spin matrices , . The unitary and hermitian normal matrices and have the same eigenvalues, namely and . Find all invertible matrices such that
Proceed as follows: Multiply the equation with and after rearrangements we have
This is a special case of the Sylvester equation. It can be written as
Solve this linear equation to find the matrix , but one still has to take into account that the matrix is invertible.
Let and . Define the product
Let be an matrix over . Find . What is the relationship between this product and the matrix product ?
Let . If and , , satisfies then is said to be an eigenpair of , where is the eigenvalue of and is a corresponding eigenvector. Two eigenpairs and are equivalent when and for some non-zero complex number .
Find the eigenpairs for the tensor and .
Find the eigenpairs for the tensor and .
Let , be matrices over .
Consider the maps
Is
Show that
Let be a matrix.
Find and .
Find the condition on such that .
Let , be matrices. Show that
where denotes the Hadamard product.
Find an invertible matrix which satisfies the following three matrix equations simultaneously
Cast the equations into a Sylvester equation and then solve the equations. The first equation can be written as
where is the zero column vector.
Consider the Pauli spin matrices , and
Apply the vec-operator on , i.e. . Calculate the discrete Fourier transform of the vector in . Then apply to this vector. Compare this matrix with the matrix . Discuss.
Let be an matrix over . Find a matrix such that . Prove the equivalence. Illustrate the answer with
where
and
Let , be matrices over . Show that
applying .
Let be an matrix, be a matrix, be a matrix and be an matrix. The underlying field is . Show that