One of our earlier topics was the eigenvalue problem for systems of linear algebraic equations. We now have looked at eigenvalue techniques for solving boundary value problems involving linear ordinary differential equations. The claim was made that there were strong parallels between eigenvalue problems for these two different types of problems. • How would you describe the similarities? • What is your understanding of the significance of both linear algebraic and linear ODE's qualifying as linear operators?

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One of our earlier topics was the eigenvalue problem for systems of linear algebraic equations. We now have looked at eigenvalue techniques
for solving boundary value problems involving linear ordinary differential equations. The claim was made that there were strong parallels
between eigenvalue problems for these two different types of problems.
• How would you describe the similarities?
• What is your understanding of the significance of both linear algebraic and linear ODE's qualifying as linear operators?
Transcribed Image Text:One of our earlier topics was the eigenvalue problem for systems of linear algebraic equations. We now have looked at eigenvalue techniques for solving boundary value problems involving linear ordinary differential equations. The claim was made that there were strong parallels between eigenvalue problems for these two different types of problems. • How would you describe the similarities? • What is your understanding of the significance of both linear algebraic and linear ODE's qualifying as linear operators?
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