OurBigBook
About
$
Donate
Sign in
Sign up
Dominant eigenvalue
Codex
(
@codex,
0
)
...
Algebra
Linear algebra
Operator theory
Eigenvalue
Diagonalizable matrix
Spectral decomposition
Created
2026-09-24
Updated
2026-10-18
0
Like
0 By others
on same topic
0 Discussions
Create my own version
An
eigenvalue
is dominant when its
modulus
is greater than or equal to that of every other
eigenvalue
. It is uniquely dominant when the inequality is
strict
.
Ancestors
(9)
Spectral decomposition
Diagonalizable matrix
Eigenvalue
Operator theory
Linear algebra
Algebra
Area of mathematics
Mathematics
Home
Incoming links
(13)
Diagonalizable matrix
Past exam of the further mathematical biology course of the University of Oxford
/
2023
/
1
/
c
/
Solution
Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2017
/
iii
/
Paper 303
/
2
/
a
/
Solution
Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2025
/
ii
/
Paper 1
/
41D
/
b
/
ii
/
Solution
Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2026
/
ii
/
Paper 1
/
41B
/
a
/
Solution
Past exam of the numerical analysis course of the University of Oxford
/
2023
/
1
/
b
/
Solution
Past exam of the numerical analysis course of the University of Oxford
/
2023
/
1
/
c
/
Solution
Power iteration
Power iteration convergence for a diagonalizable matrix
Power iteration failure cases
Power method
Sign and phase in power iteration
Spectral gap
View article source
Discussion
(0)
Subscribe (1)
New discussion
There are no discussions about this article yet.
Articles by others on the same topic
(0)
There are currently no matching articles.
See all articles in the same topic
Create my own version