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Condition for the eigenvectors to be same for two matrices.
Inequalities for Differences of Absolute Values of matricesWhat is known about the eigenvectors of random matrices?the eigenvectors of two different square matrices that have the same eigenvalueQuestions about eigenvectors and symmetric matricesTwo matrices with same eigenvectorsSymmetric Matrix , Eigenvectors are not orthogonal to the same eigenvalue.Are eigenvectors preserved by conjugating by a diagonal matrix?Inverse of a matrix which is difference of a singular matrix with a small diagonal matrix?Matrix product and eigen valuesCommon Eigenvector for product of matrices.
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Let L be the Laplacian matrix of an undirected graph(L is singular and real symmetric).
$B = ((M^TRM-P)^-1+D)^-1$ ,where M is the incidence matrix and B is non-singular and real symmetric.
$M^TM =$ L.
P, D, R are diagonal matrices.
While putting my values, Why do I get the eigenvectors of L and B to be almost the same?
What is the condition for two matrices to have the same eigenvectors?
matrices eigenvalues-eigenvectors matrix-equations symmetric-matrices
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Let L be the Laplacian matrix of an undirected graph(L is singular and real symmetric).
$B = ((M^TRM-P)^-1+D)^-1$ ,where M is the incidence matrix and B is non-singular and real symmetric.
$M^TM =$ L.
P, D, R are diagonal matrices.
While putting my values, Why do I get the eigenvectors of L and B to be almost the same?
What is the condition for two matrices to have the same eigenvectors?
matrices eigenvalues-eigenvectors matrix-equations symmetric-matrices
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Does $M'$ denote the transpose of $M$?
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Let L be the Laplacian matrix of an undirected graph(L is singular and real symmetric).
$B = ((M^TRM-P)^-1+D)^-1$ ,where M is the incidence matrix and B is non-singular and real symmetric.
$M^TM =$ L.
P, D, R are diagonal matrices.
While putting my values, Why do I get the eigenvectors of L and B to be almost the same?
What is the condition for two matrices to have the same eigenvectors?
matrices eigenvalues-eigenvectors matrix-equations symmetric-matrices
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Let L be the Laplacian matrix of an undirected graph(L is singular and real symmetric).
$B = ((M^TRM-P)^-1+D)^-1$ ,where M is the incidence matrix and B is non-singular and real symmetric.
$M^TM =$ L.
P, D, R are diagonal matrices.
While putting my values, Why do I get the eigenvectors of L and B to be almost the same?
What is the condition for two matrices to have the same eigenvectors?
matrices eigenvalues-eigenvectors matrix-equations symmetric-matrices
matrices eigenvalues-eigenvectors matrix-equations symmetric-matrices
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