Linear Algebra Flashcards
What does Sylvestors criterion determine?
If a matrix is positive-definite
What 3 things are equivalent in terms of if A is diagonalisable?
A is similar to D
The eigen values of A are distinct
A is real, symmetric
A and B are similar if there exists an invertible matrix M such that…
A=M^-1BM
A and B will have the same eigenvalues
K vectors in Rn. If k>n, k=n, k<n
k>n = not linearly independent
k<n = don’t span
k=n then if basis then matrix non singular
Dim V =
The cardinality of any basis for V
If u1,u2,..,uk are in v, then the span(u1,…,uk) is
A subspace of v
Subspace criteria
Existence of origin
Closure under addition
Closure under scalar multiplication
Properties of groups
Closure under .
Associativity
Identity
Inverse
Two groups are isomorphic if
There exists a bijection between the groups preserving group operation
Lagrange for groups
If H is a subgroup of G then |H| divides |G|
Direct product
= every possible pair of elements, one from each group
Sign of a permutation
+1 if sigma is the product of an even number of transpositions
-1 if an odd number
If T is a linear map then the following are equivalent
ket(T)=0
T is injective
If v1,v2,..,vk are LI in v then T(v1),T(v2),…,T(vk) are LI in w
Symmetric group sn
Elements are all the permutations on n distinct symbols
|Sn|= n!
Transposition
A permutation that exchanges 2 elements and leaves the rest alone