Asked by Christopher
Show that A =
[3 2 4
2 0 2
4 2 3]
is distinguishable even though one eigenvector has algebraic multiplicity 2. Do this by brute force computation. Why would you expect this to be true, even without calculation?
Then, for the A, write A= Q lambda Q^(T) where Q's columns are orthogonal (unit) vectors of A.
[3 2 4
2 0 2
4 2 3]
is distinguishable even though one eigenvector has algebraic multiplicity 2. Do this by brute force computation. Why would you expect this to be true, even without calculation?
Then, for the A, write A= Q lambda Q^(T) where Q's columns are orthogonal (unit) vectors of A.
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