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(a). Consider a real n 脳 n matrix with n distinct real eigenvalues1,,nwhere|i|1for all i =1,,n. Letbe a trajectory of the dynamical systemx(t+1)=Ax(t). Show that this trajectory is bounded; that is, there is a positive number M such thatx(t)Mfor all positive integers t.

(b). Are all trajectories of the dynamical system

x(t+1)=(1101)x(t)

bounded? Explain.

Short Answer

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(a).The trajectory has been provedM=i=1ncivi

(b). The all trajectories of this system are bounded.

Step by step solution

01

Define eigenvalue:

Eigenvalues are a set of specialized scales associated with a system of linear equations. The corresponding eigenvalue, often denoted by .

02

Prove the trajectory (a):

Considervibe the corresponding eigenvector for the eigenvaluei,i=1,,n. Thenv1,,vnis an eigen basis forn

We can write the equation asx(t)=i=1nciitvi,

x(t)=i=1ncitvii=1nitcivii=1ncivi

Where we get,M=i=1ncivi

Hence proved.

03

Explain trajectories of the dynamical system (b):

The matrix A is upper triangular, so its eigenvalues are the entries on its main diagonal, which are1,2=1.

Since,1=2=11.

Then, the all trajectories of this system are bounded

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