Lecture

Division Polynomials: Theorems and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the division polynomials, including theorems related to Cayley-Hamilton and spectral values. It explains the concept of minimal polynomials and their significance in endomorphisms and vector spaces. The lecture also includes exercises to verify the theorems.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Polynomials, Abstract algebra

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