Example 3. Find the
dominant eigenvalue and eigenvector for the
matrix
.
Use the shift
in the shifted inverse power method.
Solution 3.
That is
close to the dominant eigenvalue
and
corresponding eigenvector
.
Now check our work.
Compare with Mathematica's Eigensystem procedure. Observe that Mathematica returns unit length eigenvectors.
Notice. The
numerical eigenvector found by Mathematica is
which is a multiple of the the eigenvector
found
by the power method, i.e.
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(c) John H. Mathews 2004