Linear algebra (Osnabrück 2024-2025)/Part I/Exercise sheet 9



Exercise for the break

Base change/Transformation matrix/R^3/Standard basis and permuted standard basis/Exercise




Exercises

We consider the families of vectors

in .

a) Show that and are both a basis of .

b) Let denote the point which has the coordinates with respect to the basis . What are the coordinates of this point with respect to the basis ?

c) Determine the transformation matrix which describes the change of bases from to .


Base change/Same Basis/Identity matrix/Exercise


Determine the transformation matrices and , for the standard basis , and the basis of , which is given by the vectors


Base change/Transformation matrix/Standard basis and 237/1-34/569/Exercise


Base change/Transformation matrix/Polynomial ring/R/Product of linear forms/Exercise


Base change/Transformation matrix/Polynomial ring/Polynomial of degree 3/1/Exercise


Base change/Transformation matrix/2x2-matrices/1/Exercise


Let be a field, and let be a -vector space of dimension . Let and denote bases of . Show that the transformation matrices fulfill the relation


Direct product/Base change/1/Exercise


K^3/Example for intersection and sum/Bases/1/Exercise


Matrix space/Direct sum of column space/Exercise


Matrix space/Diagonal matrices/Direct sum/Exercise


Pairwisely direct sum/No direct sum/Exercise


A function is called even, if for all , the identity

holds.


A function is called odd, if for all , the identity

holds.

R to R/Even and odd/Direct sum/Exercise


Vector space/Direct Sum/Linear subspace not/Exercise


K^3/Plane/Direct complement/1/Exercise


Linear subspaces/Same dimension/Common direct complement/Exercise




Hand-in-exercises

Exercise (4 marks)

Determine the transformation matrices and , for the standard basis , and the basis of , which is given by the vectors


Exercise (6 (3+1+2) marks)

We consider the families of vectors

in .

a) Show that and are both a basis of .

b) Let denote the point which has the coordinates with respect to the basis . What are the coordinates of this point with respect to the basis ?

c) Determine the transformation matrix which describes the change of basis from to .


Base change/Exchange lemma/Exercise


K^4/Example for intersection and sum/Bases/2/Exercise



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