Found inside – Page 213.3 Examples We now show how to construct the fundamental matrix and form solutions of differential equations by using the ... Found inside – Page 112( 4.35 ) Example 4.6 Find a fundamental matrix for the system x ' = Ax , where Qy0 0 A = 0 0 0 0 0 03 where a ,, d , and az are scalars . Found inside – Page 385(see also one of the previous heading entitled "Example"). This system can be solved if we know a fundamental matrix. In fact, there exists for A a matrix B ... Comprehensive background material is provided, so readers familiar with linear algebra and basic numerical methods can understand the projective geometry and estimation algorithms presented, and implement the algorithms directly from the ... Found inside – Page 322Theorem 7.8.5 If Φ is a fundamental matrix of (LH) and if C is any nonsingular constant n × n matrix ... 2 For a proof of Theorem 7.8.5, refer, for example, ... Found inside – Page 3685.2.1 Fundamental Matrix and e“ Example 5.12 Recall that for Example 5.11 the general solution was (5.20), that is, —3 0 1 x(t) I c1e75t 0 + c2eT4t 1 + ... Found inside – Page 272From Example 2 , [ o'jf is a particular fundamental matrix of the adjoint system x ' = - A'x . Since y is a fundamental matrix ... Found inside – Page 470In summary these 3 × 3 matrices, the fundamental and the essential matrix, ... In this example the fundamental matrix was computed from known camera motion ... Found inside – Page 22The matrix (p(t) constructed in the previous section is a fundamental matrix. Example: For the two-dimensional system x = y, y = x, given in the previous ... Found inside – Page 286Example 8.12 Find a fundamental matrix for the system X1 = x1, x2 = x2, x3 = x3. The coefficient matrix for the system is 1 () () A = | 0 1 0 0 0 1 The ... Found inside – Page 33Let X(t) be a fundamental matrix of (4.1). Show that X(t, s) = X(t) X-"(s) for all t, s e R. It is useful to to solve the following two problems. Example ... Found inside – Page 314The relationships between vectors and matrices are important here . ... Example 9.6 ( Continuation of Example 9.4 ) Find a fundamental matrix solution for ... Found inside – Page 493Example 6.4.1 Solution F is called a fundamental matrix for equation (6.29). If F is a fundamental matrix for equation (6.29), F = AF or F − AF = 0. Found inside – Page 81If p = |d)1, b2, ..., bn) is a fundamental matrix for (3.1), ... For example, wo-so |0.00 are linearly independent, and yet det p(t) = 0 for all t e (–oo, ... This book gives a self- contained treatment of linear algebra with many of its most important applications. Found inside – Page 97For system (2.3) of Example 2.7 a fundamental matrix is given by 1 | e” dn q}(t) = () e”/2 Therefore 1 — e-'2 | e” dn do *(t) = 3.2 Linear Homogeneous and ... Found inside – Page 303rey ] ( 8.28 ) is a fundamental matrix ( complex in general ) , where r ; is any eigenvector corresponding to di Example 8.11 Find a fundamental matrix for ... Found inside – Page 941Consider performing reprojection using pairwise fundamental matrices, for example. Let F13 be the fundamental matrix satisfying pF13p = 0 for all matching ... This introductory text combines models from physics and biology with rigorous reasoning in describing the theory of ordinary differential equations along with applications and computer simulations with Maple. Found inside – Page 50The more general form uses a fundamental matrix solution, but we do not state it that way because it looks messier. However, in an example, the matrix ... Found inside – Page 1434.3 Further Examples - Two-Sided Radial Fundamental and Homographies As ... For example, the two-sided radial fundamental matrix where both images are ... Found inside – Page 752EXAMPLE 5 In the four previous examples of this section, fundamental matrix solutions were found to be, respectively: * –2e – " 3e" Example 1 ( ) xample e ... The main part of the book deals with existence theorems and uniqueness criteria, the method of parameter integration, the investigation of quasihyperbolic systems by means of Fourier and Laplace transforms, and the representation of ... Found inside – Page 189Since they both give rise to the same fundamental matrix (which is defined up to a scalar factor), we have CC ~ bB. (6.29) Since c and b span the left null ... Found inside – Page 293not all fundamental matrices are equally likely to occur. ... Another example is data that deviates from the common assumption of Gaussian inlier noise. Found inside – Page 335example. of. Fundamental. matrix. estimation. with. comparison. We show an example of the results obtained by some of the previously described Methods on a ... Found inside – Page 142In accordance with Theorem 3.4, the above matrix cannot be a fundamental solution of the matrix equation (3.2) for any continuous matrix A(t). EXAMPLE 3.2. This is called the “Energy/Lyapunov Function Method”. This is accomplished by adequately covering the standard methods with creativity beyond the entry level differential equations course. Found inside – Page 168Figure 5(c) shows such an example, where the fundamental matrix of the left-most car is incorrectly estimated due to the sparseness in confident matching ... Found inside – Page 521xN (9,191) is called a fundamental matrix. It is not unique. The general solution is x = Q c, (9,192) where C1 C = : • (9.193) CN T -..... - a . EXAMPLE 9.9 ... Found inside – Page 239Here are some examples. The first example is of a matrix which is nondefective having real eigenvalues. Example 9.1.10 Find a fundamental matrix for A = - 1 ... Found inside – Page 405(a) Satisfy the commutative law for the matrix multiplication (4.4.8). (b) One the fundamental matrix solutions is the normalized form (Example 4.5.1 [80]). Found inside – Page 4224 Find the fundamental matrix N for Example 11.10. 5 For Example 11.11, verify that the following matrix is the inverse of I — Q and hence is the ... An effort is made to make the conditions relatively easy verifiable; this is illustrated with several applications in chapter 10. The contour integral method and estimates of the resolvent are used to prove expansion theorems. Found inside – Page 62Incidentally, since eM is also a fundamental matrix (even though we have not ... for example, if A is a diagonal constant matrix whose diagonal entries are ... Found insideAs an illustration, consider the example (2.3). In this case X=[cos tsin t−sin tcos t], W=1. Here X is a fundamental matrix and, since X(0) = E, ... 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