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Linear mapping/Trigonalizable/Characterizations/Method/Remark

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The method to find an invariant flag, which is described in the proof of the implication (4) (2) of fact and which rests on fact, is constructive. If the restriction to some invariant linear subspace already constructed does not have an eigenvalue, then we know that the linear mapping is not trigonalizable.