advanced-linear-algebra
Diagonalizability and the minimal polynomial's roots
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An operator is diagonalizable if and only if its minimal polynomial factors into DISTINCT linear factors -- no repeated roots -- turning diagonalizability into a single polynomial-factoring question.
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Diagonalizability and the minimal polynomial's roots
Advanced Linear Algebra
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- Why diagonalization can fail required
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