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1 Elementry Liner Algebr Anton & Rorres, 1 th Edition Lecture Set 5 Chpter 4: Prt II Generl Vector Spces 163 คณ ตศาสตร ว ศวกรรม 3 สาขาว ชาว ศวกรรมคอมพ วเตอร ป การศ กษา 1/ คณตศาสตรวศวกรรม 3 สาขาวชาวศวกรรมคอมพวเตอร ปการศกษา 1/2555 ผศ.ดร.อร ญญา ผศ.ดร.สมศ กด วล ยร ชต

2 Chpter Content Dimension Chnge of Bsis Row Spce, Column Spce, nd Null Spce Rnk, Nullity, nd the Fundmentl Mtrix Spces 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 2

3 4-5 Finite-Dimensionl A nonzero vector spce V is clled finite-dimensionl if it contins finite set of vector {v 1, v 2,, v n } tht forms bsis. If no such set exists, V is clled infinite-dimensionl. In ddition, we shll regrd the zero vector spce to be finitedimensionl. Exmple The vector spces R n, P n, nd M mn re finite-dimensionl. The vector spces F(-, ), C(-, ), C m (-, ), nd C (-, ) re infinite-dimensionl. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 3

4 Theorem & Theorem All bses for finite-dimensionl vector spce hve the sme number of vectors. Theorem Let V be finite-dimensionl vector spce nd {v 1, v 2,, v n } ny bsis. If set in V hs more thn n vector, then it is linerly dependent. If set in V hs fewer thn n vector, then it does not spn V. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 5

5 4.5 Dimension The dimension of finite-dimensionl vector spce V, denoted by dim(v), is defined to be the number of vectors in bsis for V. We define the zero vector spce to hve dimension zero. Dimensions of Some Vector Spces: dim(r n ) = n [The stndrd bsis hs n vectors] dim(m mn ) = mn [The stndrd bsis hs mn vectors] dim(p n ) = n + 1 [The stndrd bsis hs n + 1 vectors] 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 6

6 Exmple (Stndrd Bsis for P n ) S = {1, x, x 2,, x n } is bsis for the vector spce P n of polynomils of the form + 1 x + + n x n. The set S is clled the stndrd bsis for P n. Find the coordinte vector of the polynomil p = + 1 x + 2 x 2 reltive to the bsis S = {1, x, x 2 } for P 2. Solution: The coordintes of p = + 1 x + 2 x 2 re the sclr coefficients i of the bsis vectors 1, x, nd x 2, so (p) s =(, 1, 2 ). 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 7

7 4-5 Exmple 3 Determine bsis for nd the dimension of the solution spce of the homogeneous system 2x 1 + 2x 2 x 3 + x 5 = -x 1 + x 2 + 2x 3 3x 4 + x 5 = -x 1 + x 2 2x 3 x 5 = -xx 3 + x 4 + x 5 = Solution: The generl solution of the given system is x 1 = -s-t, x 2 = s, x 3 = -t, x 4 =, x 5 = t Therefore, e e, the solution o vectors cn be written s (x 1, x 2, x 3, x 4, x 5 ) = (-s-t, s, -t,, t) or, lterntively, s (x 1, x 2, x 3, x 4, x 5 ) = s (-1, 1, 1)+,, ) + t (-1,, -1, 1), Bsis is v 1 =(-1, 1,,, ), v 2 = (-1,, -1,, 1) Solution spce hs dimension = 2 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 8

8 Theorem (Plus/Minus( Theorem) Let S be nonempty set of vectors in vector spce V. () () If S is linerly independent set, nd if v is vector in V tht is outside of spn(s), then the set S {v} tht results by inserting v into S is still linerly independent. (b) If v is vector in S tht is expressible s liner combintion of other vectors in S, nd if S {v} denotes the set obtined by removing v from S, then S nd S {v} spn the sme spce; tht is, spn(s) = spn(s {v}) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 9

9 4-5 Exmple 5 Applying the Plus/Minus Theorem Show tht p 1 = 1-x 2, p 2 = 2-x 2,p 3 = x 3 re linerly independent vectors. Solution: S={p 1,p 2 } is linerly independent p 3 cnnot be expressed s liner combintion of vectors in S, it cn be djoined to S S ={p 1, p 2, p 3 } is linerly independent 1

10 Theorem If V is n n-dimensionl vector spce, nd if S is set in V with exctly n vectors then S is bsis for V if either S spns V or S is linerly independent. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 11

11 4-5 Exmple 6 Show tht v 1 = (-3, 7) nd v 2 = (5, 5) form bsis for R 2 by inspection. Solution: Neither vector is sclr multiple l of the other The two vectors form liner independent set in the 2-D spce R 2 The two vectors form bsis by Theorem Show tht v 1 = (2,, 1), v 2 = (4,, 7), v 3 = (-1, 1, 4) form bsis for R 3 by inspection. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 12

12 Theorem Let S be finite set of vectors in finite-dimensionl vector spce V. () If S spns V but is not bsis for V then S cn be reduced to bsis for V by removing pproprite p vectors from S (b) If S is linerly independent set tht is not lredy bsis for V then S cn be enlrged to bsis for V by inserting pproprite vectors into S 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 13

13 Theorem If W is subspce of finite-dimensionl vector spce V, then: () W is finite-dimensionl. (b) dim(w) dim(v). (c) W=V if nd only if dim(w) = dim(v). 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 14

14 Chpter Content Dimension Chnge of Bsis Row Spce, Column Spce, nd Null Spce Rnk, Nullity, nd the Fundmentl Mtrix Spces 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 15

15 4.6 Chnge of Bsis If S = {v 1, v 2,, v n } is bsis for finite-dimensionl vector spce V, nd v = c 1 v 1 + c 2 v c n v n is the expression for vector v in terms of the bsis S, nd if (v) S = (c 1, c 2,, c n ) is the coordinte vector of v reltive to S, then the mpping v (v) S crete connection ( one-to-one correspondence) between vectors in the generl vector spce V nd vectors in the fmilir vector spce R n, clled coordinte mp from V to R n 16

16 The Chnge of Bsis 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 17

17 Continue 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 18

18 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 19

19 Solution of the Chnge-of-Bsis Problem Mtrix P is clled the trnsition mtrix from BtoB B 2

20 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 21

21 4-6 Exmple 1 Finding Trnsition Mtrices Consider the bses B={u 1,u 2 2} } nd B ={u 1, u 2 }, where u 1 =(1,), u 2 =(,1), u 1 =(1,1), u 2 =(2,1) () () Find the trnsition mtrix (b) Find the trnsition mtrix P B B B P B B from Bto B from Bto B 22

22 4-6 Exmple 1 Finding Trnsition Mtrices (Cont.) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 23

23 4-6 Exmple 1 Finding Trnsition Mtrices (Cont.) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 24

24 Exmple 2 : Computing Coordinte Vectors 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 25

25 Theorem /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 26

26 Efficient Method: Computing the Trnsition Mtrix 27

27 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 28

28 Chpter Content Dimension Chnge of Bsis Row Spce, Column Spce, nd Null Spce Rnk, Nullity, nd the Fundmentl Mtrix Spces 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 29

29 4.7 Definition For n mn mtrix n n A mn m m 2 1 ] [ n r the vectors ] [ ] [ n n r in R n formed form the rows of A re clled the row vectors of A, nd the vectors ] [ 2 1 mn m m m r vectors n n n ,,, c c c in R m formed from the columns of A re clled the column vectors of A mn n m m /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 3 in R m formed from the columns of A re clled the column vectors of A.

30 4-7 Exmple 1 Row nd Column Vector in A 2x3 Let A The row vectors of A re r 1 = [2 1 ] nd r 2 = [3-1 4] nd the column vectors of A re 2 1 c,, nd 3 c 1 c /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 31

31 4-7 Row Spce, Column Spce, nd Null Spce If A is n mn mtrix the subspce of R n spnned by the row vectors of A is clled the row spce of A the subspce of R m spnned by the column vectors of A is clled the column spce of A The solution spce of the homogeneous system of eqution Ax =, which is subspce of R n, is clled the null spce of A. A mn m m2 1 n 2 n mn r 1 [ n r 2 r m [ [ 21 m1 22 m2 ] 2n ] mn ] c , c 2, c m2 21 1, m1 n 1 2 n n mn 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 32

32 Systems of Liner Equtions c 1 c 2 c n 33

33 Exmple x1 1 Let Ax = b be the liner system x x 3 3 Show tht b is in the column spce of A, nd express b s liner combintion of the column vectors of A. Solution: Solving the system by Gussin elimintion yields x 1 = 2, x 2 = -1, x 3 = 3 Since the system is consistent, b is in the column spce of A. Moreover, it follows tht /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 34

34 Systems of Liner Equtions 35

35 Generl nd Prticulr Solutions Remrk The generl solution of Ax = b The vector x is clled prticulr solution of Ax = b The expression c 1v c kv k is clled the generl solution of Ax = The generl solution of Ax = b, (x + c 1 v c k v k ) is the sum of ny prticulr solution of Ax = b nd the generl solution of Ax = 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 36

36 Exmple 3 : Generl Solution of Ax = b p Th l i h t s r x The solution to the nonhomogeneous system t s r s s r t s r x x x x x 1 + 3x 2 2x 3 + 2x 5 = 2x 1 + 6x 2 5x 3 2x 4 + 4x 5 3x 6 = -1 5x 3 + 1x x 6 = 5 t s x x x / 3 1/ x 3 1x 4 15x 6 5 2x 1 + 5x 2 + 8x 4 + 4x x 6 = 6 is which is the generl solution. x h x x 1 = -3r - 4s - 2t, x 2 = r, x 3 = -2s, x 4 = s, x 5 = t, x 6 = 1/3 The vector x is prticulr solution of nonhomogeneous system nd the liner The result cn be written in vector form s system, nd the liner combintion x h is the generl solution of the homogeneous system /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 37 system.

37 Theorem & Elementry row opertions do not chnge the nullspce of mtrix Elementry row opertions do not chnge the row spce of mtrix. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 38

38 From Exmple 3 (see slide 37) p ( ) Find bsis for the null spce of A Solution The nullspce of A is the solution spce of the homogeneous system x 1 + 3x 2 2x 3 + 2x 5 = x 1 + 6x 2 5x 3 2x 4 + 4x 5 3x 6 = 5x 3 + 1x x 6 = 2x 1 + 5x 2 + 8x 4 + 4x x 6 = So, , 1 2, v v v form bsis for the null spce /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 39

39 Theorem If mtrix R is in row echelon form the row vectors with the leding 1 s (i.e., the nonzero row vectors) form bsis for the row spce of R the column vectors with the leding 1 s of the row vectors form bsis for the column spce of R 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 4

40 Exmple 5 : Bses for Row nd Column Spces /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 41

41 Theorem If A nd B re row equivlent mtrices, then: () A given set of column vectors of A is linerly independent if nd only if the corresponding column vectors of B re linerly independent. (b) A given set of column vectors of A forms bsis for the column spce of A if nd only if the corresponding column vectors of B form bsis for the column spce of B. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 42

42 Exmple 6: Find Bsis for Row Spce by Row reduction A R 1 5 Find bsis for the Column Spce by Row reduction Note bout the correspondence! (Slide 43) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 43

43 Exmple 6 : Bsis for Row Spce by Row Reduction 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 44

44 Exmple 7 : Bsis for Column Spce by Row Reduction 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 45

45 Exmple 8 (Bsis for Vector Spce Using Row Opertions) Find bsis for the spce spnned by the vectors v 1 = (1, -2,,, 3), v 2 = (2, -5, -3, -2, 6), v 3 = (, 5, 15, 1, ), v 4 = (2, 6, 18, 8, 6). Solution: (Write down the vectors s row vectors first!) The nonzero row vectors in this mtrix re w 1 =(1 (1, -2,,, 3), w 2 =( (, 1, 3, 2, ), w 3 =( (,, 1, 1, ) -These vectors form bsis for the row spce nd form bsis for the subspce of R 5 spnned by v 1, v 2, v 3 nd v /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 46

46 Remrks Keeping in mind tht A nd R my hve different column spces, we cnnot find bsis for the column spce of A directly from the column vectors of R. However, it follows from Theorem 4.7.6b tht if we cn find set of column vectors of R tht forms bsis for the column spce of R,, then the corresponding column vectors of A will form bsis for the column spce of A. In the exmple 6 (slide 43), the bsis vectors obtined for the column spce of A consisted of column vectors of A, but the bsis vectors obtined for the row spce of A were not ll vectors of A. Trnspose of the mtrix cn be used to solve this problem. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 47

47 Exmple 9 (Bsis for the Row Spce of Mtrix ) Find bsis for the row spce of A consisting iti entirely of row vectors from A. Solution: (column vector in A T form bsis) Trnsposing gin T A Got bsis for the row spce of row vectors from A r 1 =[1-2 3] r 2 =[ ] r 4 =[ ] 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 48

48 Exmple 1 ()Fi d b t f th t (1 2 3) ( ) p (Bsis nd Liner Combintions ) () Find subset of the vectors v 1 = (1, -2,, 3), v 2 = (2, -5, -3, 6), v 3 = (, 1, 3, ), v 4 = (2, -1, 4, -7), v 5 = (5, -8, 1, 2) tht forms bsis for the spce spnned by these vectors. Solution (): v v v v v w w w w w Thus, {v 1, v 2, v 4 } is bsis for the column spce of the mtrix. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 49

49 Exmple 1 (cont.) (b) Express ech vector not in the bsis s liner combintion of the bsis vectors. Solution (b): express w 3 s liner combintion of w 1 nd w 2, express w 5 s liner combintion of w 1, w 2, nd w 4 w 3 = 2w 1 w 2 w 5 = w 1 + w 2 + w 4 We cll these the dependency equtions. The corresponding reltionships lti in the originl ii vectors re v 3 = 2v 1 v 2 v 3 = v 1 + v 2 + v 4 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 5

50 Bsis for Spn(S) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 51

51 Chpter Content Dimension Chnge of Bsis Row Spce, Column Spce, nd Null Spce Rnk, Nullity, nd the Fundmentl Mtrix Spces 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 52

52 4-8 Dimension nd Rnk Theorem If A is ny mtrix, then the row spce nd column spce of A hve the sme dimension. (See Slide 43) Definition The common dimension of the row nd column spce of mtrix A is clled the rnk of A nd is denoted by rnk(a). The dimension of the nullspce of is clled the nullity of A nd dis denoted dby nullity(a). 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 53

53 Exmple 1 : Rnk nd Nullity of 4x6 Mtrix Find the rnk nd nullity of the mtrix A Solution: The reduced row-echelon form of A is Since there re two nonzero rows, the row spce nd column spce re both two-dimensionl, so rnk(a) = /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 54

54 Exmple 1 : Rnk nd Nullity of 4x6 Mtrix (Cont.) The corresponding system of equtions will be x 1 4x 3 28x 4 37x x 6 = x 2 2x 3 12x 4 16 x x 6 = It follows tht the generl solution of the system is x 1 = 4r + 28s + 37t 13u, x 2 = 2r + 12s + 16t 5u, x 3 = r, x 4 = s, x 5 = t, x 6 = u or x Thus, nullity(a) = 4. x x 3 1 r s t u x4 1 x 5 1 x /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 55

55 Mximum Vlue for Rnk If A is n mn mtrix The row vectors lie in R n nd the column vectors lie in R m. The row spce of A is t most n-dimensionl nd the column spce is t most m-dimensionl. Since the row nd column spce hve the sme dimension (the rnk A), we must conclude c tht if m n,, then the rnk of A is t most the smller of the vlues of m or n. Tht is, rnk(a) min(m, n) 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 56

56 Exmple 2 If A is 74 mtrix, the rnk of A is t most 4 the seven row vectors must be linerly dependent If A is 47 mtrix, the rnk of A is t most 4 the seven column vectors must be linerly dependent 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 57

57 Theorems Theorem (Dimension Theorem for Mtrices) If A is mtrix with n columns, then rnk(a) + nullity(a) = n. Theorem If A is n mn mtrix, then: () () rnk(a) = Number of leding vribles in the solution of Ax =. (b) nullity(a) = Number of prmeters in the generl solution of Ax =. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 58

58 Exmple 3: Sum of Rnk nd Nullity The mtrix hs 6 columns, so A rnk(a) + nullity(a) =6 This is consistent with the previous exmple, where we showed tht rnk(a) = 2 nd nullity(a) = 4 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 59

59 Exmple 4: Number of Prmeters in Generl Solution Find the number of prmeters in the generl solution of Ax = if A is 57 mtrix of rnk 3. Solution: nullity(a) = n rnk(a) = 7 3 = 4 Thus, there re four prmeters. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 6

60 Theorem Equivlent Sttements If A is n mn mtrix, then the following re equivlent: A is invertible. Ax = hs only the trivil i solution. The reduced row-echelon form of A is I n. A is expressible s product of elementry mtrices. Ax = b is consistent for every n1 mtrixb b. Ax = b hs exctly one solution for every n1 mtrix b. det(a). The column vectors of A re linerly independent. The row vectors of A re linerly independent. The column vectors of A spn R n. The row vectors of A spn R n. The column vectors of A form bsis for R n. The row vectors of A form bsis for R n. A hs rnk n. A hs nullity. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 61

61 Theorem If Ax = b is consistent t liner system of m equtions in n unknowns, nd if A hs rnk r, then the generl solution of the system contins n r prmeters. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 62

62 Overdetermined nd Underdetermined Systems Theorem Let A be n m x n mtrix () (b) (Overdetermined Cse) If m>n, then the liner system Ax = b is inconsistent for t lest one vector b in R n (Underdetermined Cse) If m<n, then for ech vector b in R m the liner system Ax = b is either inconsistent or hs infinitely mny solutions 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 63

63 Exmple 5 Wht cn you sy bout of n overdetermined system Ax = b of 7 eqs in 5 unknowns in which A hs rnk r =4? Sol. The system is consistent for some vector b in R 7, nd for ny such b the number of prmeters in the generl sol is n-r = 5-4=1 Wht cn you sy bout of n underdetermined system Ax = b of 5 eqs in 7 unknowns in which A hs rnk r =4? Sol. The system my be consistent or inconsistent, but if it is consistent for vector b in R 5, then the generl sol hs n-r = 7-4=3 prmeters 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 64

64 Exmple 6, m > n The liner system x 2x b x x b x x b x 2x b x 3x b is overdetermined, so it cnnot be consistent for ll possible vlues of b 1, b 2, b 3, b 4, nd b 5. Exct conditions under which the system is consistent cn be obtined by solving the liner system by Guss-Jordn elimintion. 1 2b2 b1 1 b2 b1 b 3b 2b b 4b 3b b 5 b 4 b /7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 65

65 Exmple 6 (cont.) Thus, the system is consistent if nd only if b 1 1, b 2 2, b 3 3, b 4 4, nd b 5 stisfy the conditions 2b1 3 b2 b3 = 23 b14 b2 b4 = 4b15 b2 b5= or, on solving this homogeneous liner system, b 1 =5r-4s, b 2 =4r-3s, b 3 =2r-s, b 4 =r, b 5 =s where r nd s re rbitrry. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 66

66 Four Fundmentl Mtrix Spces Consider mtrix A nd dits trnspose A T together, then there re six vector spces of interest: row spce of A, row spce of A T column spce of A, column spce of A T null spce of A, null spce of A T However, the fundmentl mtrix spces ssocited with A re row spce of A, column spce of faa null spce of A, null spce of A T 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 67

67 Four Fundmentl Mtrix Spces If A is n mn mtrix the row spce of A nd nullspce of A re subspces of R n the column spce of faa nd the nullspce of faa T re subspce of R m Wht is the reltionship between the dimensions of these four vector spces? 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 68

68 Dimensions of Fundmentl Spces Theorem If A is ny mtrix, then rnk(a) = rnk(a T ). Suppose tht A is n mn mtrix of rnk r, then A T is n nm mtrix of rnk r by Theorem nullity(a) = n r, nullity(a T ) = m r by Theorem Fundmentl Spce Row spce of A Column spce of A Nullspce of A Nullspce of A T Dimension r r n r m r 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 69

69 Orthogonl Complement 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 7

70 Exmple 7 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 71

71 Geometric Link Between the Fundmentl Spces 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 72

72 Theorem Equivlent Sttements If A is n mn mtrix, then the following re equivlent: A is invertible. Ax = hs only the trivil i solution. The reduced row-echelon form of A is I n. A is expressible s product of elementry mtrices. Ax = b is consistent for every n1 mtrix b. Ax = b hs exctly one solution for every n1 mtrix b. det(a). The column vectors of A re linerly independent. The row vectors of A re linerly independent. The column vectors of A spn R n. The row vectors of A spn R n. The column vectors of A form bsis for R n. The row vectors of A form bsis for R n. A hs rnk n. A hs nullity. The orthogonl complement of the null spce of A is R n. The orthogonl complement of the row spce of A is {}. 212/7/11 Elementry Liner Algebr 73

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