A simple way about the corresponding solution of a class of repeated eigenvalue
Jie Gao
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Jie Gao
Abstract
To the constant coefficient homogeneous linear differential equationsdX[]dt=AX(1),if the eigenvalue of A is λ_i(i=1,…,r),its number of repetition is n_i≥1,the corresponding m_i elementary divisors are(λ-λ_i)~(k_(i1)),…,(λ-λ_i)~(k_(im_i)),k_(i1)+…+k_(im_i)=n_i,then it correspond equation(1) n_i linear independence solutions,its structure is like X(t)=(P_1(t),…,P_n(t))′e~(λ_it),the degree of polynomial is P_j(t)≤M_i-1,(M_i=max{k_(i1),…,k_(im_i)}).Because M_i is difficult to solve,this paper utilizes the characteristic of similar matrices and the Jordan's normal form,an upper bound of the degree of polynomial P~((i))_j(t) between M_i-1 and n_i-1 is found,making calculating more convenient and efficient.
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To the constant coefficient homogeneous linear differential equationsdX[]dt=AX(1),if the eigenvalue of A is λ_i(i=1,…,r),its number of repetition is n_i≥1,the corresponding m_i elementary divisors are(λ-λ_i)~(k_(i1)),…,(λ-λ_i)~(k_(im_i)),k_(i1)+…+k_(im_i)=n_i,then it correspond equation(1) n_i linear independence solutions,its structure is like X(t)=(P_1(t),…,P_n(t))′e~(λ_it),the degree of polynomial is P_j(t)≤M_i-1,(M_i=max{k_(i1),…,k_(im_i)}).Because M_i is difficult to solve,this paper utilizes the characteristic of similar matrices and the Jordan's normal form,an upper bound of the degree of polynomial P~((i))_j(t) between M_i-1 and n_i-1 is found,making calculating more convenient and efficient.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, Degree (music), Combinatorics, Simple (philosophy), Polynomial, Homogeneous polynomial, Upper and lower bounds