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Building a Jordan-string basis for a nilpotent operator on F6

Example

Let (e1,,e6) be the standard basis of F6 and define Ne1=0,Ne2=e1,Ne3=e2,Ne4=0,Ne5=e4,Ne6=0. Then (e1,e2,e3), (e4,e5), and (e6) are Jordan strings whose concatenation is a basis. Thus [N]=J3(0)J2(0)J1(0) and N3=0N2.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The displayed endomorphism on the standard basis of F6.

[L1]

A nilpotent Jordan string satisfies Nv1=0 and Nvj=vj1 for j2 (Jordan blocks, Jordan strings, and their endpoints).

[L2]

Every finite-dimensional nilpotent endomorphism admits a basis of Jordan strings (Every finite-dimensional nilpotent endomorphism has a basis of Jordan strings).

Verification

technique · computation
1.1

The six displayed images verify [L1] separately for the three listed strings, and their concatenation is the standard basis.

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2.1

In that order the matrix has blocks J3(0), J2(0), and J1(0); direct iteration gives N3=0 and N2e3=e10, consistently with [L2].

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