Jordan Forms, Nullity and Minimal Polynomials

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Homework Statement


Nullity(B-5I)=2 and Nullity(B-5I)^2=5
Characteristic poly is: (λ-5)^12
Find the possible jordan forms of B and the minimal polynomials for each of these JFs.

The Attempt at a Solution


JFs: Jn1(5) or ... or Jni(5).
Not sure how to find these jordan forms and minimal polynomials.
 
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shaon0 said:

Homework Statement


Nullity(B-5I)=2 and Nullity(B-5I)^2=5
Characteristic poly is: (λ-5)^12
Find the possible jordan forms of B and the minimal polynomials for each of these JFs.

The Attempt at a Solution


JFs: Jn1(5) or ... or Jni(5).
Not sure how to find these jordan forms and minimal polynomials.

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