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Linear algebra+ linear operators
Cauchy Shwartz: (x,y)<=||x||*||y||- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
The thing is that the dot product does not have the modules.. Even if I do maximize it.. I do not see where to go from there..- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
I think that it is a matrix operator..- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
Unfortunately I do not understand why |Av|^2=v^(T)*A^T*A*v is true.. Why does it not depend on a_i?? 2. I don't think I know how to proove that the eigenvalues are nonnegative or where to go from there..- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
(i just need the real case)- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
By the way, do you want to say that it does nod depend on a_i??- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
Thanks, but do you know how to proove it?- Mechmathian
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Linear algebra+ linear operators
Homework Statement In R^{3} ||x||= a_{1}*|x_{1}|+ a_{2}*|x_{2}|+ a_{3}*|x_{3}|. where a_{i}>0 What is ||A||(indused norm = sup||Ax|| as ||x||=1). (Suppose we know the coeffisients of the matrix/operator A)?? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- Mechmathian
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How to prove the closedness of \sqrt{A}(H)?
Is there another section that I should ask about the homework problems I have? I don't think anyone of them was yet answered?- Mechmathian
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How to prove the closedness of \sqrt{A}(H)?
Very important! Homework Statement If A is an symmetric operator in separable hilbert space (H) and 1)A>=0 (which means that (Ax, x)>=0 for any x) 2)A(H) is a closed set How do you proove that \sqrt{A}(H) is a closed set Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Facts...- Mechmathian
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Prooving General Function PDE: u_t = u_xx
Does anyone even know a book, where I could read about those knids of problems!?- Mechmathian
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Aperiodicity of a Markov Chain
The chain is aperiodic 1->3->2->3->1 You can get from any position to any other (it doesn't have to be in one step..)- Mechmathian
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Prooving General Function PDE: u_t = u_xx
What I wrote is definitely true.. The other problem on this theme that was given to us is: Is it true that a solution of u_{t}= u_{x} in generalized functions looks locally like f(t+x)?- Mechmathian
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Prooving General Function PDE: u_t = u_xx
Yeah)) Sorry!- Mechmathian
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Prooving General Function PDE: u_t = u_xx
I'm sorry, maybe I am mistaking on the terms.. A general function is a functional on D- the finite, infinitely differentiable functions- Mechmathian
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