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Provide a counter example to the statement that a square matrix is always similar to its inverse.
Does anyone have a good example? I'm thinking that you would want to find a matrix that does not share eigenvalues with its inverse.
@Student27 said: I'm thinking that you would want to find a matrix that does not share eigenvalues with its inverse.
Yes - that is exactly right. It also helps to notice that it's really easy to compute both the inverse and the eigenvalues of a diagonal matrix.
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Yes - that is exactly right. It also helps to notice that it's really easy to compute both the inverse and the eigenvalues of a diagonal matrix.