MATH 342 Definitions Flashcards
Similar Matrices
Let A,Β ∈R^(nxn). Then A and B are similar if there exists an inverible matrix P ∈R^(nxn) s.t
A = PBP^-1
Orthogonal Matrix
A square matrix A is an orthogonal matrix if:
A^TA = I
(A^T = A^-1)
(A has orthonormal columns)
Diagonalizable matrix
An nxn matrix A is a diagonal matrix if there exists an nxn invertible matrix P and an nxn diagonal matrix D s.t.
A = PDP^1
QR-Factorization
Let A be an mxn matrix with linearly independent columns. Then there exists a mxn matrix Q with orthonormal columns and an nxn upper triangular matrix R with positive diagonal entries s.t.
A = QR
Singular Value Decomposition
Let A ∈R^(mxn) with rank(A) = r. Then there exists orthogonal matrices U ∈R^(mxm) and V ∈R^(nxn), and Σ ∈R^(mxn) with the form: [D 0, 0 0] with D = [σ1 … σr] ∈R^(rxr) a diagonal matrix and σ1 ≥ σ2 ≥…≥ σr >0 s.t.
A = UΣV^T
Least-squares solution
Let A ∈R^(mxn) and b ∈R^m. A least squares solution to Ax = b is a vector x^ s.t
||b -Ax^|| ≤ ||b - Ax|| for all x∈R^n
Spectral decomposition of a symmetric matrix
Let A ∈R^(nxn) be a symmetric matrix. Let u1, …, un be an orthonormal eigenbasis of A corresponding to eigenvalues of λ1, λ2, …, λn, respectively. Then
A = λ1u1u1^T + λ2u2u2^T + … + λnunun^T
Positive definite matrices
Let A ∈R^(nxn) be a symmetric matrix. Then A is called positive definite if for any x =/= 0:
x^TAx > 0
Cholesky Factorization
Let a be an nxn positive definite symmetric matrix. Then there exists an nxn upper triangular matrix R with positive diagonal entries s.t.
A = R^TR
Rank Nullity Thm for an mxn matrix
Let A ∈R^(mxn). Then
Rank(A) + Nullity(A) = n
Basis Thm for a vector space
Let V be a vector space with dimV = n. Let S ⊆V be a subset with exactly n vector. Then S is a basis of V if one of the following conditions holds:
1) S is linearly independent
2) SpanS = V
Let A be an nxn matrix. State two conditions that are equivalent to “A is diagonalizable”
Let λ1, λ2,…, λk be all distinct eigenvalues of A. let Eλi be the eigenspace of λi.
1) dim(Eλ1) +…+ dim(Eλk) = n
2) let mi be the multiplicity of λi, and m1 +…+mk = n and dim(Eλi) = mi
for all i = 1, …, k
Spectral Thm for symmetric matrices
A square matrix is symmetric if and only if it is orthogonally diagonalizable
State an equivalent condition for a symmetric matrix being negative definite.
An nxn symmetric matrix A is negative definite if A has all negative eigenvalues.