[Solved] MA502 Homework 7

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Write down detailed proofs of every statement you make

  1. Let A be a nn matrix and let J be the set of polynomials f(t) K(t) such that f(A) = 0. Prove that J is an ideal. Can you point out a specific polynomial of degree n and one of degree n2 in J?
  2. For any n n matrix define the cofactor matrix coA to be the n n matrix whose (i,j) entry is (1)i+j times the determinant of the (n 1) (n 1) matrix obtained from A deleting the ith row and jth columns. Let the classical adjoint matrix ad(A) (also called adjugate or adjunct) be defined as the transpose of the cofactor matrix. Prove that Aad(A) = ad(A)A = det(A)I.
  3. Let A be an upper triangular n n
    • Prove that all powers Ak are upper triangular.
    • Derive a formula for the eigenvalues of f(A) when f K(t) is a

polynomial.

  • Find a relation between the eigenvalues of a non-singular matrix A and those of its inverse A1
  • Using the property above, find the eigenvalues and the characteristic polynomial of

(A3 3A2 + I)1

where A is an upper triangular 3 3 matrix with eigenvalues 1,0,1. (As part of the problem you will need to check that A3 3A2 + I is indeed invertible even if A is clearly not so)

  1. If A is a square matrix with eigenvalues 1,2,3 find the eigenvalues of A100. Provide a detailed proof of your answer (note we are not assuming that A is 3 3).

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