[SciPy-user] Solve for symmetric matrix?
Anand Patil
anand at soe.ucsc.edu
Thu Apr 26 11:33:28 EDT 2007
> If the matrix has a zero eigenvalue, it has a nullspace so it's
> singular so you can't really invert it. However, if you know in
> advance that the RHS vector is orthogonal to the nullspace you can
> solve for the remaining components using a low-rank submatrix.
I mean if you know in advance that the _LHS_ vector (the vector you're
solving for) is orthogonal to the nullspace you can solve for the
remaining components using a _full_-rank submatrix. Ehh, too much to do.
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