Lecture

Eigenvalues and Minimal Polynomial

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of eigenvalues and the minimal polynomial, demonstrating their importance in linear algebra. The instructor explains the Cayley-Hamilton theorem and its consequences, such as the minimal polynomial of a matrix. The lecture also delves into the proof and application of these concepts, providing a thorough understanding of their significance.

Instructor

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