Chapter 8: Q30E (page 413)
Find a decomposition
See Exercise 29 and Example 2.
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We say that anmatrix A is triangulizable ifis similar to an upper triangular matrix B.
a. Give an example of a matrix with real entries that fails to be triangulizable over R.
b. Show that anymatrix with complex entries is triangulizable over C . Hint: Give a proof by induction analogous to the proof of Theorem 8.1.1.
Consider an SVD
of an . Show that the columns of U form an orthonormal eigenbasis for . What are the associated eigenvalues? What does your answer tell you about the relationship between the eigenvalues of ? Compare this with Exercise 7.4.57.
Letbe the nxnmatrix with all ones on the "other diagonal" and zeros elsewhere. (In Exercises 24 and 25, we studiedand , respectively.) Find the eigenvalues of, with their multiplicities.
For which values of the constants p and q is the matrix
positive definite? (B has p’s on the diagonal and q’s elsewhere.) Hint: Exercise 8.1.17 is helpful.
Show that the diagonal elements of a positive definite matrix A are positive.
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