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    School of Advanced Sciences

    MAT5005: Advanced Mathematical Methods


    Question Bank
    ModuleII

    1. Using Jacobi method,


     nd√all theeigenvalues and the corresponding eigenvectors
    √1 3 √4
    of the matrix A =  3 √5 3.
    4 3 1
    2. Using Jacobi
     method, nd
     all the eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectros for
    1 3 −2
    the matrix 3 1 2 .

    −2 2 −2
     
    5 0 1
    3. Find all the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the matrix 0 −2 0, using Jacobi
    1 0 5
    method.
     √ 
    2 1 √3
    4. Using Givens method transform the matrix A = √1 √2 3 to tri-diagonal
    3 3 3
    form. Using Sturm's sequence, obtain exact eigen values.
     
    2 −1 −1
    5. Tri-diagonalize the matrix A = −1 2 −1 by Givens method and nd the
    −1 −1 2
    sturm sequence.
     
    1 3 4
    6. Using Householder transformation, reduce the matrix A = 3 1 2 to tri-
    4 2 1
    diagonal form.
     
    4 1 0 0
    1 4 1 0
    7. Find the eigenvalues of the following tri-diagonal matrix 
    0
    .
    1 4 1
    0 0 1 4
    8. Transform, using the Givens method, the symmetric matrix A,by a sequence
    of
     orthogonal
    √ √ transformation
     to tridiagonal form. Use exact arithmetic A =
    √1 2 2 √2
     2 −2 −1
    √ √ √2.

     2 −1
    √ √2 2
    2 2 2 −3

    Department of Mathematics, School of Advanced Sciences, Page 1


    Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore632014,T.N., India.
     
    4 1 −2
    9. Reduce the matrix A =  1 2 0  to the tri-diagonal form using Householder
    −2 0 3
    transformation.
     
    −1
    10. If λ1 = 2 is an eigenvalue and v1 = 0  is the corresponding eigenvector of a

    1
     
    2 −1 0
    matrix A = −1 2 −1 , then using deation nd a 2 × 2 matrix B which
    0 −1 2
    contains the same eigenvalues as those of A except λ1 .
    11. Briey discuss the process of deation to reduce a square matrix A to a matrix F
    of one lesser order. Also show that the resultant matrix F retains the eigenvalues
    of A except the one which is deated.
    12. Write in steps, the Lanczo's algorithm for tri-diagonalization of a symmetric matrix
    of order 3.
     
    1 1 3
    13. Reduce the matrix A = 1 5 1 into a tri-diagonal matrix by Lanczo's method.
    3 1 1
     
    10 −6 −4
    14. Consider a symmetric matrix A = −6 11 2  . Find all the eigenvalues of
    −4 2 6
    this matrix using the power method together with method of deation. Let the
    T
    dominant eigenvalue is 18 and 1 −1 −1/2 .
     
    4 −3 3 −9
    −3 6 −3 11 
    15. Consider A =   has largest eigenvalue λ1 = −5 and associated
    0 8 −5 8 
    3 −3 −3 −8
    unit eigenvector v1 = (1, −1, −1, 1)T . Find all the eigenvalues of this matrix using
    Wielandt Deation Method.

    Department of Mathematics, School of Advanced Sciences, Page 2


    Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore632014,T.N., India.

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