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xk 1  Axk

Let a matrix A is
diagonalizable, with n linearly
independent eigenvectors,
v1, …, vn,
and corresponding
eigenvalues,

 1, ,  n …
For convenience,
assume that the
eigenvectors are
arranged so that
1  2   n

Since { v1, …, vn } is a
basis for R , any
n

initial vector x0 can be


written uniquely as
x0 c1v1    cn vn

Since the vi are
eigenvectors,
x1  Ax0
c1 Av1    cn Av n
c11v1    cn n v n
In general,

xk c1 (1 ) v1    cn (n ) vn


k k

(k 0,1, 2,...)
Consider a dynamical system
xk+1 = Axk in which A is n × n,
its eigenvalues satisfy 1 1and
1   j for j = 2, ..., n, and v1 is an
eigenvector corresponding to 1.

If x0 is given by x0 c1v1    cn v n
with c1 0, then for all sufficiently
large k ,
xk+1 1 xk
xk ci (1 ) v1 k
Plot several trajectories
of the dynamical system
xk+1 = Axk, when
 .80 0 
A  
 0 .64 
Plot several typical
solution of the equation
xk+1 = Axk, when
 1.44 0 
A  
 0 1.2 
Plot several typical
solution of the equation
yk+1 = Dyk, where
 2.0 0 
D  
 0 0.5 …
Show that a solution
{yk} is unbounded if its
initial point is not on the
x2-axis.
Show that the origin is a
saddle point for solutions
of xk+1 = Axk, where
 1.25  0.75
A  
 -0.75 1.25  …
Find the directions
of greatest
attraction and
greatest repulsion.
If A has two complex
eigenvalues whose absolute
value is greater than 1, then 0
is a repellor and iterates of x0
will spiral outward around the
origin.

If the absolute values of
the complex eigenvalues
are less than 1, the origin
is an attractor and the
iterates of x0 spiral inward
toward the origin.
 .8 .5 
Let A   has EV .9 .2i,
  .1 1.0 
 1 2i 
with eigenvectors  
 1 
Find trajectories of the system xk+1 = Axk ,
 0   3  0 
with initial vectors   ,   , and   .
 2.5  0    2.5
Suppose the search survival
rate of young bird is 50%, and
the stage-matrix A is
 0 0 .33

A  .3 0 0 
 0 .71 .94 

What does the stage-
matrix model predict
about this bird?

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