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    This document summarizes the key points from the last lecture for the 18-202 mathematical foundations of electrical engineering course. It discusses that the last lecture of classes is this week, homework 12 is due, and the final exam will be on May 8th. The lecture covered properties of eigenvalues and eigenvectors, similarity transformations, and diagonalization of matrices. It provided examples and definitions for algebraic and geometric multiplicity, diagonalizability, and applications to symmetric matrices.

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    18-202: Mathematical Foundations of

    Electrical Engineering
    Soummya Kar and Carlee Joe-Wong
    Department of ECE, Carnegie Mellon University
    Pittsburgh, PA 15213
    Lecture # 25, April 30, 2018

    Slide 1
    Last Week of Classes
    ¢ Lecture on Wednesday is cancelled
    { Tuesday and Thursday recitations will be held as usual
    ¢ Homework 12 will be due in the Thursday recitations
    ¢ Thursday recitations will be a review session for the final
    { Also study the homework, recitation, and midterm problems
    { HW 12 solutions and this week’s recitation notes will be posted
    on Canvas by Thursday evening
    { Exams not picked up in recitation are available in CourseHub.

    ¢ HW 10 grades have not been released, although the


    assignment has been created in Canvas.

    Slide 2
    Final Exam
    ¢ May 8 (Tuesday of next week), 1-4pm in WEH 7500
    { Email us ASAP (this afternoon) if you have a conflict.
    ¢ Four double-sided A4/letter-size sheets of notes allowed, no
    other materials or electronics.
    ¢ Cumulative exam, weighted towards material after exam 3
    { Complex numbers
    { 1st and 2nd order difference and differential equations
    { Matrix and vector operations
    { Linear independence
    { Gauss elimination, elementary matrices
    { Vector space definitions and properties, basis
    { Inner products, norms, distances, orthogonality
    { Matrix rank, subspaces, and eigenvalues (spectral analysis)

    ¢ The final exam cannot be dropped and is 35% of your grade.


    Slide 3
    Today’s Lecture
    ¢ Last Lecture
    { Chapter 11 (Spectral Analysis)
    { Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
    { Algebraic and geometric multiplicities
    ¢ Today’s Lecture
    { Chapter 11 (Spectral Analysis)
    { Properties
    { Similarity transformation
    { Diagonalization

    Slide 4
    Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors

    Slide 5
    How to compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors?

    Slide 6
    Algebraic Multiplicity

    Slide 7
    Geometric Multiplicity

    Slide 8
    Today’s Lecture
    ¢ Today’s Lecture
    { Chapter 11 (Spectral Analysis)
    { Properties
    { Similarity transformation
    { Diagonalization

    Slide 9
    Property

    Slide 10
    Example

    Slide 11
    Example

    Slide 12
    Property

    Slide 13
    Example

    Slide 14
    Example

    Slide 15
    Property

    Slide 16
    Example

    Slide 17
    Similarity Transformation

    Slide 18
    Similarity Transformation

    Slide 19
    Diagonalization

    Slide 20
    Diagonalization

    Slide 21
    Diagonalization

    Slide 22
    Example

    Slide 23
    Example

    Slide 24
    Diagonalizability

    Slide 25
    Diagonalizability: Applications

    Slide 26
    Symmetric Matrices

    Slide 27
    Example

    Slide 28
    Today’s Lecture
    ¢ Today’s Lecture
    { Chapter 11 (Spectral Analysis)
    { Properties
    { Similarity transformation
    { Diagonalization

    Slide 29

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