Eigenspaces of g ∘ f and f ∘ g #
For linear maps f : M → N and g : N → M and a unit μ, the map f carries the
μ-eigenspace of g ∘ f isomorphically onto the μ-eigenspace of f ∘ g, with inverse
μ⁻¹ • g. In particular the two composites have the same eigenvalue multiplicities at every
nonzero eigenvalue over a field. This is the multiplicity form of Mathlib's
spectrum.nonzero_mul_comm, and applied to f = A and g = A† it shows that the source and
target Gram operators A† A and A A† of a linear map between inner product spaces have the
same nonzero eigenvalues with multiplicity.
Main declarations #
Module.End.eigenspaceCompEquiv: the linear equivalence induced byfbetween theμ-eigenspaces ofg ∘ₗ fandf ∘ₗ g.Module.End.finrank_eigenspace_comp_comm: the two eigenspaces have the same dimension.
References #
- R. A. Horn and C. R. Johnson, Matrix Analysis, second edition, Cambridge University Press, 2013, Theorem 1.3.22.
For a unit μ, f restricts to a linear equivalence from the μ-eigenspace of g ∘ₗ f
onto the μ-eigenspace of f ∘ₗ g; the inverse is the restriction of μ⁻¹ • g.
Instances For
At a unit μ, the μ-eigenspaces of g ∘ₗ f and f ∘ₗ g have the same dimension.