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What is an eigenvector?
A nonzero vector v such that Av = λv
How do you find eigenvalues?
Set up the characteristic equation: det(A - λI) = 0, then solve for λ
How do you find eigenvectors once you have eigenvalues?
Plug each λ into A - λI, set equal to 0 and solve using row reduction
What does it mean to diagonalize a matrix?
Writing A as A = PDP^-1
When is a matrix diagonalizable?
When it has enough linearly independent eignvectors to form a basis
How do you construct P and D?
D is the eigenvalues along the diagonal
P is the corresponding eigenvectors as columns
What does it mean for vectors to be orthogonal?
Their dot product is 0
u * v = 0
They are perpendicular
What is an orthogonal set?
A set of vectors where every pair is orthogonal
What is an orthonormal set?
A set of vectors that are orthogonal and each has a unit length of 1
What is the goal of Gram-Schmidt?
To convert a linearly independent set into an orthogonal (or orthonormal set)
What is the formula in Gram-Schmidt?
proj_u (v) = (v u)/(u u) u
2 vectors/matrices are considered orthogonal if the inner product or dot product is equal to?
0
Is it orthogonal if the dot product is NOT equal to 0?
No, has to be equal to 0
How do you find the unit length?
Take the square root of the dot product of each entry