Rational eigenspaces after scalar extension #
For a matrix over a commutative algebra Q over a field k, rationalEigenspace consists of
vectors over k that become eigenvectors after scalar extension to Q. If a matrix is
diagonalized over k, these eigenspaces span the vector space over k.
Main declarations #
Matrix.rationalEigenspace: the subspace of rational eigenvectors.Matrix.mem_rationalEigenspace: its membership criterion after scalar extension.Matrix.iSup_rationalEigenspace_eq_top: spanning under rational diagonalization.
def
Matrix.rationalEigenspace
{k : Type u_1}
{Q : Type u_2}
[Field k]
[CommRing Q]
[Algebra k Q]
{n : Type u_3}
[Fintype n]
(M : Matrix n n Q)
(s : Q)
:
Submodule k (n → k)
The k-subspace of rational vectors which the matrix M over Q scales by s.
Equations
- M.rationalEigenspace s = (↑k (M.mulVecLin - s • LinearMap.id) ∘ₗ (Algebra.linearMap k Q).compLeft n).ker
Instances For
theorem
Matrix.iSup_rationalEigenspace_eq_top
{k : Type u_1}
{Q : Type u_2}
[Field k]
[CommRing Q]
[Algebra k Q]
{n : Type u_3}
{ι : Type u_4}
[Fintype n]
[DecidableEq n]
{M : Matrix n n Q}
{P₀ : Matrix n n k}
(hP₀ : IsUnit P₀)
(e : ι → Q)
{t : n → ι}
(h : M * P₀.map ⇑(algebraMap k Q) = P₀.map ⇑(algebraMap k Q) * diagonal fun (i : n) => e (t i))
:
If P₀ diagonalizes M with eigenvalues in the image of e, the corresponding rational
eigenspaces span because they contain the columns of P₀.