Course description: LA 2
HOMEWORK
To be handed in weekly and after having been marked
collected from the two boxes (marked Linear Algebra 2 Homework for
Marking, and Linear Algebra 2 Returned Homework) in the Main Building
Lobby. Solutions will become accessible in due
time.
Assignment 1 Due 5pm Thursday 7th February
Solutions
Assignment 2 Due 5pm Thursday 14th February Solutions
Assignment 3 Due 5pm Thursday 21st February Solutions
Assignment 4 Due 5pm Thursday 28th February
Solutions
Only do questions 1-5.
Assignment 5 Due 5pm Thursday 7th March
Solutions
Question 6 of Exercise Sheet 4 and Questions 1-4 of Exercise Sheet 5.
Assignment 6 Due 5pm Thursday 14th March
Solutions
Questions 5-6 of Exercise Sheet 5 and Questions 1-3 of Exercise Sheet 6.
Assignment 7 Due
Solutions
Assignment 8 Due Solutions
Assignment 9 Due Solutions
PROBLEM CLASSES
Problem Classes every week on Friday 4pm (now in SM1).
Problem Class 1 with
Solutions
Problem Class 2 with Solutions Problem Class 3 with handwritten solutions available at the end of each problem class.
Problem Class 4 with handwritten solutions available at the end of each problem class.
Problem Class 5 with handwritten solutions available at the end of each problem class.
Second set: Vector spaces ERRORS AND TYPOS IN NOTES (PLEASE HELP TO FIND
MORE): Second set: EXAM REVISION MATERIAL
LECTURE NOTES
First set: Basics
Third set: Matrices Appendix 1: Proof of Cofactor theorem
Fourth set: Cayley-Hamilton and Jordan theorems Appendix 2: Proof of Cayley-Hamilton theorem without
quotient spaces
Fifth set: Bilinear forms and matrices
Appendix 3: More jargon-free statements and proofs of
results on self-adjoint and orthogonal operators
In Def 2.1: needs to be added (4) a(u+v)=au+av, for any a in K and u,v
in V.
In the
first line of Section 2.1 replace subscript k by n (or replace n by k
in the next line).
Example 2.38 in (3). Clarification: there are operators on vector
spaces over K with no eigenvalues in the field K. (The eigenvalues will
exist in the extension of K, its algebraic closure. Think of real
matrices with complex eigenvalues.)
Third set:
Proposition 4.2 (2) should say deg pq ≤ deg p+deg q
Will appear below.