Lecture

Jordan Normal Form: Theory and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the Jordan normal form, exploring its properties and applications in linear algebra. It discusses the diagonalization of matrices, eigenvectors, and the concept of cyclic bases. The instructor explains how to decompose matrices into Jordan blocks and the uniqueness of such decompositions.

Instructor

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Algebra: Linear algebra

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