Differential Equations | Matrix Exponential Example: Diagonalizable Case

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We present the general form for the matrix exponential of a diagonalizable matrix and a corresponding example.

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There is a computing error in the example. The null spaces (eigenvectors) are swapped. E.g. at 7:45 the board shows the computed eigenvectors. That's the right moment to check the eigenvectors on the original matrix A.

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hustler
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So, by the same logic we generalize any function which can be expressed as a power series when applied to diagonalizable matrices. (Sine and cosine are obvious examples). But is it helpful to also generalize all functions when applied to a diagonalizable matrix this way? Even when they cannot be expressed as a power series?

Nathan
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plz tell me about your research “Principal Subspaces of Twisted Modules for Certain Lattice Vertex Operator Algebras” i cant understand

Ravit
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It seems like there is nothing special about exponentials here and it would work with most functions?

binaryblade
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at which rule you write the exponential only in the middle and leave the left and right matrix p and inverse of p

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Do these relate to the generators of groups.

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