Eigenvalue Power Method | Lecture 30 | Numerical Methods for Engineers

How to compute the dominant eigenvalue using the power method.

[nerium]

The convergence part was super helpful, way better explained than other sources

[simonebozzardi]

Our Lord and Savior Jeffrey Chasnov.

There's no way I'd be able to understand all of this by myself. You truly are a blessing to all of us self-taught students out here

[mariomariovitiviti]

the "trick" is used to diminish dimensions to a scalar :)

[omerjunedi]

when did mike ehrmantraut become a math

[marcellocali]

Why is there the X_p transposed when we solve for lambda_1? Can't understand this part.

[TheTylerdurden]

did you learned how to write backwards just so that you could lecture from behind a glass pane strictly to not be in the way of the camera/student view? If so i commend educators like yourself, thank you

[osamaelzubair]

How did you get the lambd1 formula ? Where did the X-transpose come from ?

[sunnytian]

literally watching this minutes before my exam because i couldn't understand my lecture

[Ralster]

At 2:15 you say that the n eigenvectors are linear combinations of the other n vectors, but they're also linearly independent? How can they be both?

[jaholt]

are you writing backwards on a glass pane you're standing behind or is it some camera trickery?

[JohnJTraston]

Great! I can see you head really well. Just not the text in front of you.

[ashwiniashu]

Hello sir...I have a dought in power theorem....so can I talk with u sir