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The matrix (2103) has characteristic polynomial (x2)(x3) and two explicitly computed eigenspaces

Example

Over R, let

A=(2103).

Then χA(x)=(x2)(x3), E2(A)=span{(1,0)}, and E3(A)=span{(1,1)}.

Verification

technique · direct computation
1.1

By [L1], χA(x)=det(x210x3)=(x2)(x3).

L1algebra
1.2

The equation (A2I)(u,v)=(v,v)=(0,0) gives v=0, hence E2(A)={(u,0):uR}=span{(1,0)}.

L2algebra
1.3

The equation (A3I)(u,v)=(u+v,0)=(0,0) gives v=u, hence E3(A)=span{(1,1)}.

L2algebra
2.1

The two nonzero spanning vectors also directly exhibit both roots as eigenvalues.

step 1.1step 1.2step 1.3L2

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