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Identity Satisfaction (
Posted on 2014-08-05
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Each of A and B is a real nxn matrix with:
A+B = I (identity) and:
rank(A)+rank(B) = n
Does each of those identities always hold?
A
2
= A
B
2
= B
AB = BA = 0
If so, prove it.
Otherwise, provide a counterexample.
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Some Linear Algebra
Brian Smith
2016-02-03 11:57:22
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