Midterm 2 Flashcards

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Conditions of a subsapce

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  1. u + v ∈ V
  2. ku ∈ V
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Are polynomials with real coefficients a vector space? (Pn)

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Yes

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BAIS
For a vector space V, the vectors are called a basis of V if:

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  1. Linearly independent
  2. Span V
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What is the dimension of a vector space?

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elements in a basis

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Given a vector space V and a collection of vectors spanning V, if the vectors are linearly DEPENDENT, one of the vectors can be removed and ___

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the set would still span V

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What do you know about any two bases of V?

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they will always have the same # elements

dimension of a vector space is well defined

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The vectors v1…vn are a BASIS of V iff ___

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every vector in V can be written in a unique way as a linear combination of v1…vn

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If a vector space has dimension n and the vectors u1, u2,…, un span V

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Then they are a basis

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Uniqueness of a basis

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If S = {v1,…vn} is a basis for a vector space V, then every vector v in V can be expressed in the form v = x1v1 + … + xnvn

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Coordinates of a vector space

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Change of coordinate

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P and P-1 are the change of coordinate matrices

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Let V be an n dimensional vector space, and let {v1, v1, vn} be any basis.

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f the set V has more than n vectors: it’s linearly dependent

If the set V has less than n vectors: it doesn’t span V

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Procedure for computing the change of coordinate matrix P B->C

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  1. Form matrix [C|B]
  2. RREF
  3. Resulting matrix [I|P B->C]
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Nullspace

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set of vectors x that satify: Ax = 0

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Column space

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span of the columns of A

(set of vectors b, such that Ax = b has a least 1 solution)

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Rowspace

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span of the rows of A

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Row operations effect the null, row, or column space?

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Change column space (not dimension)
Don’t change: nullspace & rowspace

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Do row operations change the span of the set of rows?

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No

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Rank

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common dimension of row space & column space

leading 1s in the general solution of Ax=0 (REF)

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rank(A) + dim(Null(A)) =

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rank(A) + dim(Null(A)) = n

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Let A be an (mxn) matrix:
- If B is an invertible (nxn) matrix, then rank(BA) =
- If C is an invertible (mxn) matrix, then rank(BA) =

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Let A be an (mxn) matrix:
- If B is an invertible (nxn) matrix, then rank(BA) = rank(A)
- If C is an invertible (mxn) matrix, then rank(BA) = rank(A)

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Determinant

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scalar associated to a square matrix

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If rank(A) < n, det =
If rank(A) = n, det =

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If rank(A) < n, det = 0
If rank(A) = n, det ≠ 0

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How to compute the determinant of a (2x2) matrix?

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How to compute the determinant of a (3x3) matrix?
Arrow technique
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Minor (Mij) of entry aij
the determinant of the submatrix that remains after the ith row and the jth column are deleted from A
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Cofactor of entry aij
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Cofactor expansion
obtained by multiplying the entries in any row/column by the cofactors and adding the resulting product = determinant
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Determinant properties: multiply all the elements of a single row/column by a fixed scalar (k)
det(B) = k det(A)
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Determinant properties: If two rows/columns are identical
det = 0
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Determinant properties: If a row/column is a sum of two vectors -> split it up into 2 seperate determinants
|a+b a a| = |a a a| + |b a a|
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Determinant properties: If we add to a row a multiple of another R1 + kR2
det stays same
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If two rows/columns of a matrix are linearly dependent
det = 0
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Relationship between determinants and transposes
det(A) = det(A^T)
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A matrix is invertible iff
det not equal 0
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Permutation
Reoredering of the elements
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det(AB) =
det(AB) = det(A)det(B)
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How can you computer the inverse of a matrix if you know its determinant?
A^-1 = (1/detA) * A
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Eigenvector
Ax = λx, x ≠ 0 Compute eigenvector: Null(A - λI)
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Eigenspace
collection of eigenvectors associated with each eigenvalue 1 ≤ dim eigenspace ≤ multiplicity λ in characteristic polynomials
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Characteristic polynomial
det(A - λI) λ: roots of the polynomial
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Diagonalizable matrix
if there exists an invertible matrix P and a diagonal matrix D such that: A = PDP-1
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The scalar λ is an eigenvalue of the (n x n) matrix A iff
det(A - λI) = 0
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Given a matrix A and the matrix obtained from A after a base change B = P-1AP
det(A - λI) = det(B - λI)
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The set of eigenvectors corresponding to a fixed eigenvalue a together with the zero vector form a subspace H of Rn
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Eigenvectors corresponding to different eigenvalues are __
linearly independent
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Let A be an nn matrix, then A is diagonalizable iff both conditions are satisfied:
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Complex number
a + bi
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Complex conjugate of a + bi
a - bi
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Modulus |z| of a+bi
(distance from point to origin)
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Complex number is real iff
it equals it's conjugate
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Properties of conjugates
conjugate of the sum is the sum of conjugates conjugate of the product is the product of conjugates
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If you know a polynomial/matrix has REAL entries and λ = a+bi
Then another eigenvalue must be λ = a - bi
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If A is an nn TRIANGULAR matrix, then the eigenvalues of A
are the entries on the main diagonal of A.
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B is similar to A (for square matrices)
if there is an invertible matrix P such that B = P-1AP
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Powers of diagonalizable matrices
A^K = P D^K P-1