advanced-linear-algebra
Generalized eigenvectors
taught
A vector v with (T-lambda I)^k v = 0 for SOME k, even if (T-lambda I)v itself is nonzero -- a genuine relaxation of the ordinary eigenvector condition.
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Generalized eigenvectors
Advanced Linear Algebra
Requires
- why-diagonalization-can-fail required
Required by
- Generalized eigenspaces required
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