Lecture

Matrix Exponential and Jordan Normal Form

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Description

This lecture covers the matrix exponential, its convergence properties, and its application in solving initial value problems. It also introduces the Jordan normal form and its significance in linear algebra, particularly in understanding matrix transformations.

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