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calculate the trace of A relative to the basis Yı , ... , Yn . Note that n n AC - lyi = Ax Σας , , = C - 1 Σα ; , 95 , ; X ; - 1 ajjYj ; j = 1 j = 1 and so , n CAC - lyi = £ aijY ;. = j = 1 From this it follows that the trace of CAC - 1 ...
calculate the trace of A relative to the basis Yı , ... , Yn . Note that n n AC - lyi = Ax Σας , , = C - 1 Σα ; , 95 , ; X ; - 1 ajjYj ; j = 1 j = 1 and so , n CAC - lyi = £ aijY ;. = j = 1 From this it follows that the trace of CAC - 1 ...
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Then , since S is necessarily invariant under T , there exists by the inductive hypothesis , an orthonormal basis { x1 , ... , Xn - 1 } for S with ( ( T - ÀI ) x ;, x ; ) = 0 ( 0 for j > i . Let Xn be orthogonal to S and have norm one ...
Then , since S is necessarily invariant under T , there exists by the inductive hypothesis , an orthonormal basis { x1 , ... , Xn - 1 } for S with ( ( T - ÀI ) x ;, x ; ) = 0 ( 0 for j > i . Let Xn be orthogonal to S and have norm one ...
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Let v1 , ... , 0k be a basis for E : ( 21 ) E " , and Vx + 1 , ... , 7'n basis for E_ ( 27 ) E " . Put v ; ( 2 ) = E ( ) vi for i = 1 , ... , k , ) vi + a vi ( 2 ) = 2 ; E_ ( a ) v , for i = k + 1 , ... , n .
Let v1 , ... , 0k be a basis for E : ( 21 ) E " , and Vx + 1 , ... , 7'n basis for E_ ( 27 ) E " . Put v ; ( 2 ) = E ( ) vi for i = 1 , ... , k , ) vi + a vi ( 2 ) = 2 ; E_ ( a ) v , for i = k + 1 , ... , n .
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