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Consider a positive definite quadratic form q onRnwith symmetric matrix. We know that there exists an orthonormal eigenbasis for v1,...,vnfor A, with associated positive eigenvalues 1,...,n. Now consider the orthogonal Eigen basis w1,,wn, where w1=1v1.

Show that q(c1w1+......+cnwn)=cn2.

Short Answer

Expert verified

The diagonalizability of quadratic form is used here to prove.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

  • Let q(x) > 0 be a positive definite quadratic form which is defined by symmetric matrixqx=xTAx>0for all x0.
  • The orthonormal eigenbasisB={v1v2,vn}is and the corresponding positive eigenvalues are1,2,...,n of A, and te quadratic form is diagonalizable as q(x)=1c12+2c22+...+ncn2......(1).
  • Here, are the coordinates of with regard to the eigenbasis B.
02

Application

  • Defining C=w1,w2,...,wn, where C is the orthogonal basis of .

q(c1w1+c2w+....+cnwn)=qc1V11+c2V22+...cnVnn=qc1c11v1+c22V2+...cnnVn=1c112+2c222+...+ncnn2=c12+c22...+cn2

Result

It is proved using the diagonalizability of quadratic form.

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