Definiteness of a Matrix using eigen values and leading principal determinants (Lesson 1)

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Great video by all standards..... Thank you Sir

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Amaizing

[@Amarnath131-2ue]

Awesome Explanation 👍. ❤️

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Thank you Amarnath

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thanks chief ! great video

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clear and concise!

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Thank you Prof.

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[@123XTSK]

I think all diagonal elements could be negative in 2x2 matrix and matrix can still be positive /semi positive definite..What matters is the Principal determinants signs and order.

[@joelkoo2550]

i cant read the defintion of the leading pricipal minors... "The leading prinicpal minor of order k of an nxn matrix is obtained by deleting the last n-k... WHAT?

[@ReindolfBoadu]

Rows and columns

[@dushyantjakhar1716]

please write all the topics you covered in the video in the discription

[@ReindolfBoadu]

1. Using eigenvalues to find the definiteness of a matrix 2. Using leading principal determinants to find the definiteness of a matrix 3. Tests for definiteness Thank you