a) By multiplying A times u show that u is a eigenvector. Whatis ? b) What are t
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a) By multiplying A times u show that u is a eigenvector. Whatis ? b) What are the other eigenvalues (and why ?)Explanation / Answer
a) A = u vT => A u = uvT u = ( vT u ) u , where vTu is a scalar , let =vT u , so , we have : A u = u => = vT u is an eigenvalue of A and it correspondingeigenvector is u . b) Since A has rank one , soit has exactly one nonzero eigenvalue which is vTu and all other eigenvalues are zero. c) trace (A) = sum of eigenvalues = vT u + 0 = vTu also , A = uvT so the ith diagonal entry of A is uivi => trace ( A) = uivi = uT v = vT u
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