- Exercises
Let
be a field extension,MDLD/field extension
be a
finite-dimensionalMDLD/finite-dimensional (vs)
-vector space,MDLD/vector space
and let
-
be a
linear mapping.MDLD/linear mapping
Show that the
characteristic polynomialMDLD/characteristic polynomial
of
coincides with the characteristic polynomial of the
tensorizationMDLD/tensorization (linear)
.
However, by going from
to
, there may arise new zeroes of the characteristic polynomial and hence also new eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Let
be a field extension,MDLD/field extension and let
and
be
vector spacesMDLD/vector spaces
over
.
a) Define an
-linear mappingMDLD/linear mapping
-
that maps
to
.
b) Suppose that the two vector spaces are
finite-dimensional.MDLD/finite-dimensional
Show that the mapping from part (a) is an
isomorphism.MDLD/isomorphism (linear)
Let
be a field extension,MDLD/field extension let
be a
-vector spaceMDLD/vector space
and
an
-vector space. Let
-
be a
-linear mapping.MDLD/linear mapping
Show that there exists an
-linear mapping
-
that extends
(that is, coincides on
with
.).
Simplify in
the expression
-
Simplify in
the expression
-
Simplify in
the expression
-
Let
be a
field,MDLD/field
and let
be a
-vector space.MDLD/vector space
Show the equality
.
Let
be a
field,MDLD/field
and let
be a
-vector spaceMDLD/vector space
of
dimensionMDLD/dimension (vs)
. Show that
is not the zero space.
Let
be a
field,MDLD/field
and let
be an
-dimensionalMDLD/dimensional (vs)
-vector space.MDLD/vector space
Let
.
Show
.
Let
denote a
field,MDLD/field
and let
denote a
finite-dimensionalMDLD/finite-dimensional (fgvs)
vector space.MDLD/vector space Let
.
Show that the
mappingMDLD/mapping
-
is
multilinearMDLD/multilinear
and
alternating.MDLD/alternating
Prove
Theorem 57.10
directly from the
construction
of the tensor product and the
construction
of the wedge product.
Let
be a
-vector space,MDLD/vector space
and
.
- Can we define by the assignment
-
a
(linear)
mapping from
to
?
- Can we apply to the canonical mapping
-
the
universal property of the wedge product,
in order to obtain a linear mapping from
to
?
Let
be a
-vector space,MDLD/vector space
and let
-
(
factors)
the canonical multilinear mapping.
- Let
be a
permutation.MDLD/permutation
Show that there exists a multilinear mapping
-
with
-

- Show that
is multilinear and
alternating.MDLD/alternating
- Show that there exists a linear mapping
-
with
-

Let
be a field extension,MDLD/field extension let
be a
-vector space,MDLD/vector space
and
.
Show that there exists a canonical isomorphy of
-vector spaces
-
(where on the left-hand side, we have the
wedge productMDLD/wedge product
over
).
- Hand-in-exercises
Let
be a field extension,MDLD/field extension let
be a
finite-dimensionalMDLD/finite-dimensional (vs)
-vector space,MDLD/vector space
and let
-
denote a
linear mapping.MDLD/linear mapping
Show
-

Let
-
be an
endomorphismMDLD/endomorphism (linear)
on a
finite-dimensionalMDLD/finite-dimensional real vector spaceMDLD/real vector space
, and let
-
be the corresponding
complexification.MDLD/complexification (linear)
Show that
is
(asymptoticallyMDLD/asymptotically (stable))
stableMDLD/stable (linear)
if and only if this holds for
.