 Solution (source code)

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= Solution

Since every <eigenvalue> is nonzero, $S$ is an <invertible matrix>. Multiplying $S\mathbf u_i=\lambda_i\mathbf u_i$ by the <inverse matrix> gives
$$
\boxed{S^{-1}\mathbf u_i=\lambda_i^{-1}\mathbf u_i}.
$$
Hence the <eigenvectors> are unchanged and the corresponding <eigenvalues> are $1/\lambda_i$.

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