Bilinear Forms Flashcards

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Bilinear form

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A bilinear form F: VxV->𝔽 is s.t.

i) F(x+y, z) = F(x,z) + F(y,z
(ii) F(λx,y)=λ(Fx,y)
(iii) F(x,y+z) = F(x,y) + F(x, z)
(iv) F(x, λy) = λF(x,y)

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symmetric

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if F(x,y)=F(y,x)

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Definite

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F(x,x)≠0

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Positive definite

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F(x,x)>0

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5
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Inner Product

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its symmetric and positive definite

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6
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How to write a bilinear form as a matrix product

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F = vᵀAw

where each element of A is the coefficient of xᵢyᵢ (columns are xs and rows are ys)

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How to tell if a form is bilinear?

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if you can put it into the matrix form F = vᵀAw it is bilinear

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quadratic form

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a polynomial in several variables where each term has total degree 2
e.g. x²+y²+xy

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Sequelinear form

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A sesquelinear form F: VxV->𝔽 is s.t.

i) F(x+y, z) = F(x,z) + F(y,z
(ii) F(λx,y)=λ*(Fx,y)
(iii) F(x,y+z) = F(x,y) + F(x, z)
(iv) F(x, λy) = λF(x,y)

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10
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Conjugate symmetric

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if F(x,y) = F(y,x)*

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conjugate symmetric sequelinear form inner product

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conjugate symmetric sequelinear form is an inner product if it is positive definite

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F(v,w) =

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[|v|]ᵀ[|F|][|w|]

in sequeliniear form put conjugate wherever there is a transpose

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if you change basis for a bilinear form matrix representation

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[|F|]’ = Pᵀ[|F|]P

in sequeliniear form put conjugate wherever there is a transpose

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14
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orthogonal vectors

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vectors are perpendicular

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15
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How to find a basis of V s.t. [|F|] is diagonal

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NOTE F MUST BE DEFINITE

  1. take the first element, f₁, of the original basis and let it be e₁ (the first element of the new basis)
  2. calculate F(e₁,e₁) , F(e₁,fᵢ) for all i
  3. fᵢ= fᵢ - F(e₁,e₁)/F(e₁,fᵢ) *e₁
  4. choose e₂ = next fᵢ
  5. check that e₁,e₂ are orthogonal i.e. F(e₁,e₂)=0
  6. calculate F(e₂, e₂). Repeat the process.
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16
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To see if F is positive definite or not:

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  • find a counter example

- if v = v₁e₁ + v₂e₂, calculate F(v,v). If =0 only if v₁=v₂=0 then positive definite.

17
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How to normalise

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divide by sqrt (F(eᵢ,eᵢ))

18
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How to find a basis of V s.t. [|F|] is diagonal and F(eⱼ,eⱼ))=0 (F is not definite)

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  • chose eⱼ to be a different original vector where F(eⱼ,eⱼ)≠0
  • If F(vᵢ,vᵢ)=0 but F(vᵢ,vⱼ)≠0 then take eⱼ = vᵢ + vⱼ. Then delete one of the original vectors and return the other to use again.
  • If F(vᵢ,vⱼ)=0 for all i,j then eⱼ=vⱼ for all remaining vⱼs
19
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rank

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The sum k+m where k is the number of positive terms on the diagonal of [|F|] and m is the number of negative terms on the diagonal of [|F|]

20
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signature

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The difference k-m where k is the number of positive terms on the diagonal of [|F|] and m is the number of negative terms on the diagonal of [|F|]