advanced-linear-algebra
Block-triangular form from an invariant subspace
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One invariant subspace is enough to write T's matrix in block-triangular form, in a suitably chosen basis.
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Block-triangular form from an invariant subspace
Advanced Linear Algebra
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- invariant-subspaces required
- the-change-of-coordinates-matrix required
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