advanced-linear-algebra
Why diagonalization can fail
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A repeated eigenvalue with too few independent eigenvectors is the one obstruction to diagonalizability -- the algebraic multiplicity outrunning the geometric multiplicity.
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Why diagonalization can fail
Advanced Linear Algebra
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- Generalized eigenvectors required
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