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Find the singular values ofA=[1101]

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The singular values of A are σ1=3+52 and σ2=3-52.

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01

Given data

Given that

A=1101

Now the singular values of A are found by first computing the eigenvalues of the square matrix

role="math" localid="1660725007450" AtA=10111101=1112

Then

role="math" localid="1660724998203" xl2-AtA=x-1-1-1x-2

02

Find the polynomial

Let characteristic polynomial ofAtAbepx.

Then

px=detxl2-AtA=x-1x-2-1=x2-3x+2-1=x2-3x+1

Thus the characteristic polynomial is x2-3x+1.

03

Find the eigenvalues and singular values

Now, x2-3x+1=x-3-52x-3+52. This implies that the roots of pxare 3+52,3-52.

Hence the eigenvalues of AtAare λ1=3+52and λ2=3-52.

Thus, the singular values of A are σ1=3+52 and σ2=3-52.

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