Lecture

Irreducible Matrices and Strong Connectivity

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of irreducible matrices and strong connectivity in networked control systems. It discusses the properties of adjacency matrices, primitive matrices, and periodicity in digraphs. The instructor explains the implications of powers of matrices, the relationship between irreducibility and strong connectivity, and the interpretation of graph structures in the context of matrix theory.

Instructor

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Algebra: Linear algebra

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

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