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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Whatever this is, this is some matrix, right? If this matrix is invertible, so in other words, if the inverse matrix exists, |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Right. So the second video is going to show you a method for finding the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a general square matrix. So the way it works is first of all, I tell you how you find the eigenvalues of that matrix. And then next you find the eigenvectors. So it goes in two steps. So first of all, I explain how... |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | I can write this as A times V is lambda times I times V, where I is the identity matrix, which does nothing, right? Then I can take this over the other side and then I get A minus lambda I times V should be equal to zero. |
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10... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | The non-zero V is if this condition fails, right? The only way that we can find a non-zero V satisfying this equation is if the inverse does not exist. If the inverse exists, then the solution must be zero. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Because one of our conditions on eigenvector, eigenvectors is that they should not be zero, right? We want a non zero V, which satisfies this equation. So the only way we can get a non zero C. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | But this means that V is not an eigenvector. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Then I can multiply both sides by the inverse matrix, and we get that A minus lambda I minus one, A minus lambda I B equals A minus lambda I minus one, zero. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | But when does the inverse not exist? We showed last week that you can always find the inverse as long as the determinant is not zero. |
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11... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | So the defining equation for eigenvectors and eigenvalues was that the matrix A times the eigenvector V should be equal to lambda. |
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11... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | This gives you a polynomial equation in lambda. So this is. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Okay. So in order to have an eigenvector, this equation must be true. The determinant of A minus lambda times I must be equal to zero. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Okay, so we can use this equation to find the eigenvalues. |
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1... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Okay. So we have to solve a polynomial equation, in other words. Okay. And this equation is called the characteristic polynomial. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | So that's how you find the eigenvalues. So I'm going to do an example of this because I think this may have been a bit abstract. So we'll work on the same example we saw in the first video. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | The determinant of A minus lambda I is the determinant of this. That's 4 minus lambda. |
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1... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | minus 3 minus lambda minus minus 1 times 6, which is lambda squared minus lambda |
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1... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | And what's useful about it is if you solve this equation, then you know that lambda must be an eigenvalue. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Which is four minus lambda minus one, six minus three minus lambda. Okay, so that's a two by two matrix. And according to this equation, we must have determined that matrix is zero. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | And in this case, it factorizes quite nicely. This is lambda. Minus. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | So if we say that V is equal to XY, then this means that one minus one, six minus six times XY is equal to zero zero. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | So we need to solve this equation for each of the possible eigenvalues that we found. So the first one is that lambda 1 was 3. So if you put lambda equals 3 into this equation, |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | Lambda 2, which is minus 2. Okay. And again, this agrees with what we saw in the previous video. |
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... | EN_lzzqr9xGaeQ_SPEAKER_00 | So this shows you the general method for calculating eigenvectors and eigenvalues. |
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