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Jordan Normal Form
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This lecture covers the Jordan Normal Form, explaining the concept of algebraically closed fields, the process of finding the quickest proof, and the identification of torsion blocks within matrices. It also delves into the irreducibles in polynomial rings and the selection of basis elements.
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