Lecture

Polynomial Characteristic and Eigenvalues

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This lecture covers the concept of polynomial characteristic of a matrix, including its definition and properties. It explains how to calculate the characteristic polynomial and its relation to eigenvalues. The lecture also discusses the Cayley-Hamilton theorem and the evaluation morphism in linear algebra.

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