Posted by: jyotsna_manorama March 16, 2005
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Let V be an n- dimensional vector space over the field F, and Let B ( Beta)= (alpha 1?..alpha n)be an ordered basis for V.
a) There is a unique linear operator T on V such that
T alpha 1=alpha J+1, J=1??.n-1, T alpha n=0.
b) Let S be any linear operator on V such that S^n =0 but S ^n-1 is not equal to 0. Prove that there is an ordered basis B? ( beta prime) for V such that matrix of S in the ordered basis B? ( beta prime) is the matrix A of part (a).
anyone any idea!!!!any idea would be appreciated, due tommorrow..am panicking!!!
Thankyou,
jyotsna