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Apr 21'25
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Learn the spectral theorem for general normal matrices.

Apr 21'25
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Furher build on the spectral characterization of graphs.

Apr 21'25
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Find a geometric proof of the spectral theorem, for graphs.

Apr 21'25
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View the Fourier matrix as matrix of a Fourier transform.

Apr 21'25
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Further build on our results regarding complementary graphs.

Apr 21'25
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Diagonalize the adjacency matrix of the segment, at [math]N=5,6,7[/math].

Apr 21'25
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Learn more about Chebycheff polynomials, and their properties.

Apr 21'25
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Study random walks on segments, using Chebycheff polynomials.