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标题[试题] 95下 陈义裕 应用数学一 期中考
时间Tue Apr 15 18:44:01 2008
课程名称︰应用数学一
课程性质︰系必修
课程教师︰陈义裕
开课学院:理学院
开课系所︰物理学系
考试日期(年月日)︰2007/04/17
考试时限(分钟):180
是否需发放奖励金:是
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试题 :
1. (15 points) Please use Gaussian elimination to find the solution(s) to
x + y - z + 3w = 5
2x + 3y + z + w = 3
-3x - y + 5z + w = -1
4x + 2y - 3z - 5w = -5
Please note that you won't get any partial credits if you do not obtain the
correct answer.
2. (20 points) Please answer if the following defines a vector space. There is
no need for you to prove or explain it if you think it is a vector space,
but you will have to explicitly explain why not if your answer is no.
(a) (5 points) V1 ≡ { x(t) | (d^2/dt^2)x = - x - x^3, x(t = 0) = 0,
(dx/dt)| = 0 }
t=0
(b) (5 points) V2 ≡ { (x, y, z, u) | x + y - z + 2w = 1 }
(c) (5 points) V3 ≡ { x(t) | (d^2/dt^2)x = -x, x(t = π) + (dx/dt)| = 0}
t=0
┌ ┐
│x 1 y│
(d) (5 points) V4 ≡ { all matrices of the form │z w 0│, where
└ ┘
x + y - z + w = 0 }
3. (30 points) All the smooth functions f(x) defined on the interval
x belongs to [0, 2] form a vector space U.
(a) (10 points) Please show that 1, x and x^2 are linearly independent
vectors in U.
(b) (10 points) Are sin(πX) and sin(π(x - 1)) linearly independent vector
in U? Either way, you will have to prove it.
(c) (5 points) Is the mapping F : U → U defined by
F(f(x)) ≡ sin(πx) * f(x)
a linear transformation? Please prove your claim.
︿
(d) (5 points) It is known that L defined below is a linear transformation:
︿
L(f(x)) = ∫f(x)dx.
︿
What is the dimension of the image of L? Please prove your claim.
→ → →
4. (20 points) Let {e1, e2, e3} be a basis of a vector space U and let
→ →
{ε1, ε2} be a basis of a vector space V. It is known that a linear
︿
transformation L : U → V has the following matrix representation.
┌ ┐
│1 3 -2│
│2 4 3│
└ ┘
→ →
(a) (10 points) Someone decides to change the basis of V from {ε1, ε2}
→ →
to {ε1', ε2'}, where
→ → →
ε1' ≡ ε1 + ε2
→ → →
ε2' ≡ ε1 - 2*ε2
︿
Please explicitly compute the matrix representation of L in this new
basis.
→ → →
(b) (10 points) Someone else instead decides to use {e1', e2', e3'} as a
→ →
new basis of U but keep the same old {ε1, ε2} as the basis of V,
where
→ → →
e1' ≡ e1 = e2
→ → →
e2' ≡ e1 - 2*e2
→ →
e3' ≡ e3
︿
Please explicitly compute the matrix representation of L in this new
basis.
5. (15 points) According to Part (a) of Problem 3, we know that 1, x and x^2
span a three-dimensional subspace in U. (Even if you did not answer that
part correctly, you can still work on the present problem. They are
separated!) Call this subspace V. Now consider the linear transformation
︿
L : V → V satisfying
︿
L(1) = x^2 + x + 1
︿
L(x) = x - 1
︿
L(x^2) = x^2 + 2x
(a) (5 points) Please write down the matrix representation of L if we use
1, x and x^2 as the basis of V.
︿
(b) (10 points) Please find the kernel of L, i.e., all the functions f(x)
︿
in V that satisfy L(f(x)) = 0
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