Applied Mathematical Methods

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Chapter 12

¹ Do not expect a lot of zeros above the diagonal in R, even if A was symmetric tridiagonal. Those precious zeros of A are lost for the time being, but they will resurface again somewhere else soon!

² Note that q₁, q₂ are necessarily mutually orthogonal, while v₁, v₂ need not be.

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