Differential Equations | Matrix Exponential: 2x2 non-diagonalizable case.

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We present a general strategy for finding the matrix exponential of a 2x2 matrix that is not diagonalizable. An example is included.

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This video deserves a revamp; it's a nice and interesting topic and your set for the video was already clear and catching but your exposition technique improved so much that this video aged quite bad if compared to those new

LucaIlarioCarbonini
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Agreed! Very nice video on a subject worth diving into: Jordan canonical matrices.
This being said, I was a bit puzzled by the summation of n*lambda^(n-1), because the sum starts at 0 and (-1)! Is not good.
One workaround would be to write it as sum( d/dlambda( lambda^(n)))= d/dlambda(sum of lambda^n)= d/dlambda(exp(lambda)) = exp(lambda)

benjaminbrat
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02:55 There should be not
P^(-1) * (...) * P
but
P * (...) * P^(-1)

damianbla
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Great work but I believe the final matrix is [[e3, 0], [-2e3, 0]]

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