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Math 477 Homework Assignment 5, due Nov.9, 2006
1. For each of the following statements, prove that it is true or give an example to show it is false.
Throughout, ACm×munless otherwise noted.
(a) If λis an eigenvalue of Aand µC, then λµis an eigenvalue of AµI.
(b) If Ais real and λis an eigenvalue of A, then so is λ.
(c) If Ais real and λis an eigenvalue of A, then so is λ.
(d) If λis an eigenvalue of Aand Ais nonsingular, then λ1is an eigenvalue of A1.
2. Find the Schur factorizations of
A=3 8
2 3 and B=4 7
1 12 .
3. Here is Gerschgorin’s theorem, which holds for any m×mmatrix A, symmetric or nonsymmetric:
Every eigenvalue of Alies in at least one of the mcircular disks in the complex plane
with centers aii and radii Pj6=i|aij |. Moreover, if nof these disks form a connected
domain that is disjoint from the other mndisks, then there are precisely neigenvalues
of Awithin this domain.
(a) Prove the first part of Gerschgorin’s theorem. (Hint: Let λbe any eigenvalue of A, and x
a corresponding eigenvector normalized so that its largest entry is 1.)
(b) Give estimates based on Gerschgorin’s theorem for the eigenvalues of
A=
810
1 4 ε
0ε1
,|ε|<1.
4. Suppose we have a 3×3 matrix and wish to introduce zeros by left- and/or right-multiplications
by unitary matrices Qjsuch as Householder reflections or Givens rotations. Consider the fol-
lowing three matrix structures:
(a)
x x 0
0x x
0 0 x
,(b)
x x 0
x0x
0x x
,(c)
x x 0
0 0 x
0 0 x
.
For each one, decide which of the following situations holds, and justify your claim.
(i) Can be obtained by a sequence of left-multiplications by matrices Qj;
(ii) Not (i), but can be obtained by a sequence of left- and right-multiplications by matrices
Qj;
(iii) Cannot be obtained by any sequence of left- and right-multiplications by matrices Qj.
5. Let ACm×mbe given, not necessarily Hermitian. Show that a number zCis a Rayleigh
quotient of Aif and only if it is a diagonal entry of QAQ for some unitary matrix Q. Thus
Rayleigh quotients are just diagonal entries of matrices, once you transform orthogonally to the
right coordinate system.

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Math 477 — Homework Assignment 5, due Nov.9, 2006

  1. For each of the following statements, prove that it is true or give an example to show it is false. Throughout, A ∈ Cm×m^ unless otherwise noted. (a) If λ is an eigenvalue of A and μ ∈ C, then λ − μ is an eigenvalue of A − μI. (b) If A is real and λ is an eigenvalue of A, then so is −λ. (c) If A is real and λ is an eigenvalue of A, then so is λ. (d) If λ is an eigenvalue of A and A is nonsingular, then λ−^1 is an eigenvalue of A−^1.
  2. Find the Schur factorizations of

A =

[ 3

]

and B =

[ 4

]

  1. Here is Gerschgorin’s theorem, which holds for any m×m matrix A, symmetric or nonsymmetric:

Every eigenvalue of A lies in at least one of the m circular disks in the complex plane with centers aii and radii ∑ j 6 =i |aij |. Moreover, if n of these disks form a connected domain that is disjoint from the other m−n disks, then there are precisely n eigenvalues of A within this domain. (a) Prove the first part of Gerschgorin’s theorem. (Hint: Let λ be any eigenvalue of A, and x a corresponding eigenvector normalized so that its largest entry is 1.) (b) Give estimates based on Gerschgorin’s theorem for the eigenvalues of

A =

1 4 ε 0 ε 1

 (^) , |ε| < 1.

  1. Suppose we have a 3 × 3 matrix and wish to introduce zeros by left- and/or right-multiplications by unitary matrices Qj such as Householder reflections or Givens rotations. Consider the fol- lowing three matrix structures:

(a)

x x 0 0 x x 0 0 x

 (^) , (b)

x x 0 x 0 x 0 x x

 (^) , (c)

x x 0 0 0 x 0 0 x

For each one, decide which of the following situations holds, and justify your claim. (i) Can be obtained by a sequence of left-multiplications by matrices Qj ; (ii) Not (i), but can be obtained by a sequence of left- and right-multiplications by matrices Qj ; (iii) Cannot be obtained by any sequence of left- and right-multiplications by matrices Qj.

  1. Let A ∈ Cm×m^ be given, not necessarily Hermitian. Show that a number z ∈ C is a Rayleigh quotient of A if and only if it is a diagonal entry of Q∗AQ for some unitary matrix Q. Thus Rayleigh quotients are just diagonal entries of matrices, once you transform orthogonally to the right coordinate system.