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What is a Span{x1, x2, ..., xk}? |
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the collection of ALL vectors that can be written in the form:
c1v1 + c2v2 + ... + ckvk
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what are the 3 Elementary Row Operations? |
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- Replace a row by the multiple of another row added to it by a non zero number.
- Multiply a row by a constant nonzero number
- Switch the position of two rows.
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What are the 8 Algebraic properties of Rn? |
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- x + y = y + x (Commutativity)
- (x + y) + z = x + (y + z) (Additive Associativity)
- α(βx) = (αβ)x (Multiplicative Associativity)
- 1 * x = x (Multiplicative Identity)
- x + 0 = 0 + x = x (Additive Identity)
- x + y = y + x = 0 iff y=-x (Additive Inverse)
- α(x + y) = αx + αy (Scalar Distribution)
- (α+ β)x = αx + βx (Vector Distribution)
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What is a homogeneous system? |
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A system of equations that can be written in the form Ax = 0, where A is a matrix n x m and x and 0 are vectors. |
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What is Nul A?
(Null Space) |
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the set of all x in Rn and Ax = 0
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A Linearly Independent set in H that also spans H. |
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any set H in Rn that:
- The zero vector is in H
- For each u and v in H u + v is in H
- For each u in H and each scaler c the vector cu is in H.
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What is the dimension of a subspace? |
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The number of vectors in any basis for the subspace (non 0) |
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What is the dimension of a vector space? |
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the number of vectors in a basis |
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What is the rank of a matrix? |
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the dimension of column space A
( the number of pivots in a matrix A) |
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the span{a1, ..., an)
(the span of the columns of a) |
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rank A + dim A = n columns |
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What is the inverse of A? |
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Let H be a p-dimensional subspace of Rn. Any linearly Independent set of exactly p elements in H is automatically a basis for H as well as any set of p elements of H the spans H is automatically a basis for H. |
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a nonzero vector x such that Ax = λx for some scaler λ. a scaler λ is called the eigenvalue of A. if there is a nontrivial solution x of Ax=λx ; such an x is called an eigenvector corresponding to λ. |
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If A is invertible then what is the det (A) = ? |
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det A is a non- zero number |
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A is invertible if and only if... |
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the number 0 is not an eigenvalue of A.
The determinant of A is not zero |
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State the characteristic equation |
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What is the equation for solving a co-efficient matrix? |
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What is the adjoint of A? |
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The adjoint of A is the transpose of the matrix of cofactors and is denoted by adj(A). |
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What is Linear Indepenence? |
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the trivial solution is the only solution to Ax=0 |
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What is an Orthogonal basis? |
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A basis that is an orthogonal set of unit vectors
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What is orthogonal projection? |
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the vector y onto u s.t. y = y·u/(u·u) * u
y in W s.t y-y^ is orthogonal to W
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A has n linearly independent eigenvectors
(A is n x n matrix) |
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how do you diagonalize A=? |
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p=columns are e'vectors of A
D = P-1AP is diagonal
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What is the Best Approx Theory? |
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if w has an orthogonal basis {w1, w2, ..., wp}; x=Rn, then the closest vector in w to x is the vector:
x·w1/(w1·w1)w1 + x·w2/(w2·w2) + ... |
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what is an orthogonal set? |
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a set of vectors whose dot product is 0 |
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what is the dot product of x·y? |
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what is the length formula? |
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the scaler || x || = (x·x)1/2 = (x,x)1/2
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What is the definition of similarity? |
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if A and B are similar their characteristic equations are the same and thusly the same e'values
( A = P B P-1)
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what is the least square solution formula? |
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Ax=b -- AT Ax = AT b, represents the closest to the solution. |
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What does Gram-Schmidt do?
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turns a basis into an orthogonal basis
eq. u1 = x1
u2 =x2 - x2·u1/(u1·u1)u1
u3 = x3 - x3·u1/(u1·u1) * u1 - x3·u2/(u2·u2) *u2 |
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what is the power method? |
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A xo (xo must have 1 as highest in the vector)
-> take out highest value for scaler new matrix b-> Ab = -> repeat...
then find what value it approaches |
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