Closed salliewalecka closed 5 years ago
Around the center of page 225, you say since p_a(z) is monic and has degree n, this implies p(z) is the product of (z_i - lambda_i).
since p_a(z) is monic and has degree n, this implies p(z) is the product of (z_i - lambda_i)
Should you keep the A subscript on that polynomial as well for consistency? You haven't introduced a p(z) what would be different...
Yes, typo. Thanks.
EricDarve
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5 years ago EricDarve
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5 years ago
Around the center of page 225, you say
since p_a(z) is monic and has degree n, this implies p(z) is the product of (z_i - lambda_i).Should you keep the A subscript on that polynomial as well for consistency? You haven't introduced a p(z) what would be different...