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11-12 Lecture Notes

This document discusses diagonalizable matrices and provides an example. It can be summarized as: [1] A matrix A is diagonalizable if it can be factored as PDP-1, where D is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues and P is an invertible matrix of corresponding eigenvectors. [2] For a matrix with repeated eigenvalues, it may or may not be diagonalizable - more work is needed to determine if it has a full set of linearly independent eigenvectors. [3] The example matrix A with repeated eigenvalue of 1 is not diagonalizable, as it only has one eigenvector rather than the required two for a 2x2 matrix.

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11-12 Lecture Notes

This document discusses diagonalizable matrices and provides an example. It can be summarized as: [1] A matrix A is diagonalizable if it can be factored as PDP-1, where D is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues and P is an invertible matrix of corresponding eigenvectors. [2] For a matrix with repeated eigenvalues, it may or may not be diagonalizable - more work is needed to determine if it has a full set of linearly independent eigenvectors. [3] The example matrix A with repeated eigenvalue of 1 is not diagonalizable, as it only has one eigenvector rather than the required two for a 2x2 matrix.

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MATH 310

November
Friday ,
12

More on

diagonal
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(7-2)
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upper
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of A

only eigenvalue
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eigenvalues ,
some
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when is A
diagonal
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explained very
well in

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book it 's
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only

A is
diagonal
iz able if
every repeated eigenvalue
to the maximum number of L.I.

corresponds
eigenvectors .

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eigenvalue
of times the
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( its )
repealed multiplicity
is .

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many
-

eigenvectors
L I.

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does a

repeated eigenvalue

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dim of =

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f} ! )
=

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A

iz able
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diagonal
is .

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not if it
not
explain why ;
so .

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polynomial
we start with A .
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H II
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⇐'
I
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H -

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)
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) 2
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(
- -

= z -

f -
z t (3 -
X)
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2
=

-
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X ) ( I -

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of A are 1=5 and 2=1 ( twice ) .

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-
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✗ I
possibly
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mess

up
it first
diagonal ability
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,
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investigate .

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I 2 -

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I =

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RREF
0 0 0
I -2 I
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×
,=t
free free

to
✗ = 1
multiplicity
has 2- and corresponds 2-
there's 2- free variables The 2 's match
eigenvectors
I. I. since ,
.

I + 2 = 3
iz able it will have
diagonal
so A is :
- w w

✗ = 5 ✗ =\ max
possible :

" A is 3×3

said and done


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when all
eigenvectors
is
L.I. .

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diagonalize
: as
also asks to

problem
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that know this


possible
l is

diagonal
we
where D
-

now
.

PDP is
,

( ] ( A- I )Ñ=Ñ
'

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I.
from
O
? j O O

,
solutions to

=/ ¥;) =/ It
f. /Y
"

form
take the = s + t

vecbrpm
t

where s and t can be real numbers


parametric
any
.
?⃝
vector form shows that
parametric
us
The

a basis
for the 1-
eigen space
of A is

} / ? ] (f) }
- ,

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particular ,
[?] and
(&) are

ÑA
L I..

eigenvectors
,
both with

1
eigenvalue
✗ =
.

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,

2=5

repeated eigenvalue
non -
.

] Feel? ? I ]
t

(
→ Z -

A- ✗ I A 5I

=
=
i o ,
-

i i
-

I -2 -3
.

get
free

solutions to CA -
SI )I = 8

take the
form
I

=/ ) t
=
t
/) ,
It c- IR )

so a basis for the 5-


eigen space
of A is
{ [ ]} .

-
of
eigenvectors
We have 3 LI A :
now -

eigenvector
5

eigenvectors
-

I -

" It:÷÷: Hit so


guaranteed
to be LI .
"

when
"
combined .

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-
I
of A A PDP
diagonal ization
=
is
A-

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w
recall from last time
5
:

there is more than one !

- w

X = I X=5

get
( ) the
Alpha
used Wolfram
Calculating
the inverse I we
,

ization
complete diagonal
:

I? ! l! ! ¥1
'

a-
=L!! f- poi -

( whew ! )
B 's
polynomial
turn Its characteristic is
.

=/ |
det( B- XI ) 3- x I I
-

2 2- X -
I

2 2
-

(3-2)/2-2 / I 1- pay
=
-

I
-

1st a- ×
2 2

row

=
( 3- 2) (-212-2)+2 ) (-27+2) -

(4-212-21)
= -2,3+522-871-4

=
( 1- 2) ( 2- XP ,
so the
eigenvalues
of
-

Bare ✗ =L and 2=2 ( twice ) .

-
-

"
"

possibly
✗ =2 could
repeated eigenvalue up
mess

only
the

diagonal ability
ii. .

)
① k

] /
-

[
1 I -

I
B- II = B- ZI =

① K
"
2 0 -1 ~ o

2 2 RREF O O O
-2 .

×
,=t
free
We that the
eigenvalue
X 2 has
multiplicity I
=
see ,

ZI

eigenvector
B
but contributes since

only I
LI
-

for
variable ) A basis
has
only I
non -

pivot
column (
free .

the 2 -

eigen space
of B is
} ( ! )} ,

) ! with
That's (not the
possible Together
enough
not max

we'll LI

only get
2
the l
basis vector for
eigen space
-

- .

a ,

not 3
total
for
B
eigenvectors
.

Mable
Therefore ,
B is
not diagonal .

) !
'

eigenvalue
"

( we call 1=2 a

deficient
-

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