Algebra I Flashcards

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If v and v’ are column vectors using the bases e1, e2,,,,,en and e’1, e’2,,,,,,e’n what is the relationship

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Pv’ = v where P is an invertible n x n matrix

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Define eigenvector and eigenvalue

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What is the dimension of the eigenspace, the nullity of T - lamda(I) equal to

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the number of linearly independent eigenvectors corresponding to lamda

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Theorem: Let T: V to V be a linear map. Then the matrix of T is diagonal with respect to some basis of V if and only if V has a basis consisting of eigenvectors of T

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Theorem: Let lamda1,………, lamdar be distinct eigenvalues of T: V to V ,and v1,……….,vr corresponding eigenvectors. Then they’re linearly independent

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State and prove the Cayley-Hamilton theorem

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What is denoted by K[x]

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The set of polynomials in a single variable x with coefficients in K

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Define monic

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A polynomial with coefficients in a field K is called monic if the coefficient of the highest power of x is 1

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Theorem: Let A be an n x n matrix over K representing the linear map T:V to V. Then

i) there is a unique monic non-zero polynomical p(x) with minimal degree and coefficients in K such that p(A)=0
ii) if q(x) is any polynomial with q(A)=0, p divides q

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Define the minimal polynomial

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How do you calculate the minimal polynomial

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Calculate the minimal polynomial for all vectors in the basis, by calculating v, T(v) T2(v),… and stopping when it becomes linearly independent. Then the minimal polynomial of A is the lcm of all the vectors.

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Define a Jordan chain

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Define the generalised eigenspace of index i with respect to lamda

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Define a Jordan block

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If P is the matrix having the Jordan basis as columns, what is P-1 AP

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J

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Define Jordan Basis

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A Jordan basis is a basis of Cn,1 which is a disjoint union of jordan chians

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How do we calculate the JCF when n=2 and we have 2 distinct eigenvalues

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JCF is Jlamda1, 1 + Jlamda2, 1

CA(x) = (lamda1 - x)(lamda 2 - x) = muA(x)

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How do we calculate the JCF when n=2 and we have a single eigenvalue lamda

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How do we calculate the JCF when n=3 and we have 3 distinct eigenvalues

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JFC is Jlamda1, 1 + Jlamda2, 1 + Jlamda3, 1

CA(x) = (lamda1 - x)(lamda2 - x)(lamda3 - x) = muA(x)

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How do we calculate the JCF when n=3 and we have 2 eigenvalues

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How do we calculate the JCF when n=3 and we have 1 eigenvalue

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Define a bilinear map on V and W

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What is a bilinear form on V

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a map t: V x V to K

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When are symmetric matrices A and B congruent

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if there exists an invertible matrix P with B = PTAP

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When is a bilinear form on V symmetric
if t(w,v) = t(v,w) for all v,w in V
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Define a quadratic form
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State Sylvesters Theorem
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When is a quadratic form positive definite
When q(v) \> 0 for all v in V not zero
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When is V over R a Euclidean space
When t is a positive definite symmetric bilinear form
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When is a linear map T: V x V orthogonal
if it preserves the scalar product ie T(v) . T(w) = v . w for all v,w in V
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When is a matrix A orthogonal
When ATA = In
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# Define an orthonormal basis
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State the Gram-Schmidt Theorem
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Describe the curves for n=2
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Describe these curves for n=3
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What is meant by Astar
A conjugate transpose
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Define the standard inner product on Cn
v.w = vstarw
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When is a linear map T:Cn to Cn unitary
when it preserves the standard inner product, ie T(v).T(w) = vstarw for all v,w in V
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When is a matrix A i) unitary ii) Hermitian iii) normal
i) AstarA = In ii) A = Astar iii) AAstar = AstarA
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Write down the symmetric matrix that represents 3x2 + 7xy + y2
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Find orthogonal matrix P such that PTAP is diagonal for A = (-5 12) ( 12 5)
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Prove that the eigenvalues of a complex Hermitian matrix are all real
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Define a cyclic group
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What is meant by Zn
The group of integers modulo n
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Define an isomorphism
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Proposition: Any cyclic group G is isomorphic either to Z or Zn
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Define the order of an element g
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When is a group G spanned by a subset X of G
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Define Z4 + Z6
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Define the Coset
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What 3 statements are equivalent for g,k in G
k in H + g H + g = H + k k - g in H
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What is the relationship between two cosets
They're either equal or disjoint
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State Lagranges Theorem
Let G be a finite (abelian) group and H a subgroup of G. Then the order of H divides the order of G
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Define the index of H in G
The number of distinct cosets of H in G, written [G : H]
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Proposition: Let G be a finite (abelian) group. Then for any g in G, the order of g divides the order of G
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Define the sum of subsets A + B
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If H is a subgroup and H + g, H + h cosets of G, what is (H + h) + (H + g)
H + (h + g)
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Define the quotient group G/H
The group of cosets H + g of H in G
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Define a homomorphism
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Define the kernel for a homomorphism
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When is a homomorphism i) a monomorphism ii) an epimorphism
i) when its injective ii) when its surjective
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Define a free abelian group of rank n
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When do elements x1,.......,xn form a free basis of the abelian group G
if and only if they're linearly independent
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Proposition: An abelian group G is a free abelian if and only if it has a free basis x1,........,xn, in which case there is an isomorphism from phi: G to Zn with phi(xi) = xi for i in {1,.....,n}
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When is a n x n matrix in Z unimodular
When det(A) = plus or minus 1
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What are (UR1), (UR2), (UR3)?
UR1 - replace row ri by ri + trj for j not equal to i UR2 - interchange two rows UR3 - replace a row ri by -ri
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When is a m x n matrix with rank r in Smith Normal form?
When bii = di for 1 \<= i \<= r, bij = 0 for all i not equal to j, and di divides di+1
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What is the top left entry of a matrix in SNF
The highest common factor of all non-zero entries
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Write down the matrix corresponding to \< x1 x2 x3 | x1 + 3x2 - x3, 2x1 + x3\>
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State the fundamental theorem of finitely generated abelian groups
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If a matrix A in SNF form is (7 0) (0 21) what is G isomoprhic to
Z7 + Z21
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When n = 36, what could G be isomorphic to
Z36 Z2 x Z18 Z3 x Z12 Z6 x Z6
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