Advanced Matrix Theory and Linear Algebra for Engineers
Advanced Matrix Theory and Linear Algebra for Engineers. Instructor: Prof. Vittal Rao, Centre for Electronics Design and Technology, IISc Bangalore. Introduction to systems of linear equations, Vector spaces, Solutions of linear systems, Important subspaces associated with a matrix, Orthogonality, Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, Diagonalizable matrices, Hermitian and symmetric matrices, General matrices.
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Prologue |
Lecture 01 - Prologue Part 1: Systems of Linear Equations, Matrix Notation |
Lecture 02 - Prologue Part 2: Diagonalization of a Square Matrix |
Lecture 03 - Prologue Part 3: Homogeneous Systems, Elementary Row Operations |
Linear Systems |
Lecture 04 - Linear Systems 1: Elementary Row Operations (EROs) |
Lecture 05 - Linear Systems 2: Row Reduced Echelon Form, The Reduction Process |
Lecture 06 - Linear Systems 3: The Reduction Process, Solution using EROs |
Lecture 07 - Linear Systems 4: Solution using EROs: Non-homogeneous Systems |
Vector Spaces |
Lecture 08 - Vector Spaces Part 1 |
Lecture 09 - Vector Spaces Part 2 |
Linear Independence and Subspaces |
Lecture 10 - Linear Combination, Linear Independence and Dependence |
Lecture 11 - Linear Independence and Dependence, Subspaces |
Lecture 12 - Subspace Spanned by a Finite Set of Vectors, The Basic Subspaces Associated with a Matrix |
Lecture 13 - Subspace Spanned by an Infinite Set of Vectors, Linear Independence of an Infinite Set of Vectors |
Basis |
Lecture 14 - Basis, Basis as a Maximal Linearly Independent Set |
Lecture 15 - Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces |
Lecture 16 - Extension of a Linearly Independent Set to a Basis, Ordered Basis |
Linear Transformations |
Lecture 17 - Relation between Representation in Two Bases, Linear Transformations |
Lecture 18 - Examples of Linear Transformations |
Lecture 19 - Null Space and Range of a Linear Transformation |
Lecture 20 - Rank Nullity Theorem, One-One Linear Transformation |
Lecture 21 - One-One Linear Transformation, Onto Linear Transformations, Isomorphisms |
Inner Product and Orthogonality |
Lecture 22 - Inner Product and Orthogonality |
Lecture 23 - Orthonormal Sets, Orthonormal Basis and Fourier Expansion |
Lecture 24 - Fourier Expansion, Gram-Schmidt Orthonormalization, Orthogonal Complements |
Lecture 25 - Orthogonal Complements, Decomposition of a Vector, Pythagoras Theorem |
Lecture 26 - Orthogonal Complements in the context of Subspaces Associated with a Matrix |
Lecture 27 - Best Approximation |
Diagonalization |
Lecture 28 - Diagonalization, Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors |
Lecture 29 - Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, Characteristic Polynomial |
Lecture 30 - Algebraic Multiplicity, Eigenvectors, Eigenspaces and Geometric Multiplicity |
Lecture 31 - Criterion for Diagonalization |
Hermitian and Symmetric Matrices |
Lecture 32 - Hermitian and Symmetric Matrices, Unitary Matrix |
Lecture 33 - Unitary and Orthogonal Matrices, Eigen Properties of Hermitian Matrices, Unitary Diagonalization |
Lecture 34 - Spectral Decomposition |
Lecture 35 - Positive and Negative Definite and Semidefinite Matrices |
Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) |
Lecture 36 - Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) Part 1 |
Lecture 37 - Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) Part 2 |
Back to Linear Systems |
Lecture 38 - Back to Linear Systems Part 1 |
Lecture 39 - Back to Linear Systems Part 2 |
Epilogue |
Lecture 40 - Epilogue |