Lecture

Minimal Polynomials: Uniqueness and Division

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of minimal polynomials, focusing on their uniqueness and the process of division. The instructor explains how to determine the minimal polynomial of a linear operator, emphasizing the importance of the dominant coefficient. The lecture also delves into the division algorithm for polynomials, showcasing the application of these concepts through examples.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Algebra: Polynomials

Analysis: Functional analysis

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