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#1 Help Me ! » Matrix Exponential » 2010-01-26 07:57:07

m.l.maija
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A(n×n) matrix with real elements k:=|w_max/w_min|, w- matrix singular values. Are those statements true? Why?
a) ||exp(A)||≤exp(||A||)
b) w_min(exp(A))≥exp(w_min(A))
c) k(exp(A))≤exp(k(A))
d) k(exp(A))≤exp(2*||A||)
e) Rank(exp(A))≥Rank(A)
f) Rank(exp(A))≤Rank(A)

#2 Help Me ! » hilbert subset » 2009-05-21 04:38:00

m.l.maija
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Let M' be set of vectors orthogonal to M.
Prove or disprove: For each Hilbert subset M ⇒  M is subset of (M')'

#3 Re: Help Me ! » Cauchy–Schwarz inequality » 2009-02-24 02:47:05

I am sorry, I guess I wrote it not correctly:
I meant (./.) as inner product.
Looks like I should write:
Given:|(x,y)|² = (x,x)(y,y)
Prove: x and y linearly dependent

#4 Help Me ! » Cauchy–Schwarz inequality » 2009-02-23 05:21:11

m.l.maija
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I guess I do not catch something.
Given: |(x/y)|² = (x/x)(y/y)
Prove: x and y are linearly dependent.
How do I do that?

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