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The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Given two symmetric, real, positive definite matrices, $A,B$ such that $AB=BA$, prove that $AB$ is positive definite.Prove that matrix is symmetric and positive definite given the fact that $A+iB$ is.prove exists $hat E$ defined on the set $Sym^+(Bbb R^3)$ of symmetric positive definite matrices, such that $E(F)=hat E(F^TF)$?Polar decomposition of real matricesWhat can we say about the polar decomposition of a skew symmetric matrix?Nearest Symmetric MatrixQuestion involving orthogonal matrix and congruent matrices $P^tAP=I$For a positive definite symmetric matrix, the orthogonal diagonalization is a SVD of A.Does polar decomposition give commutative answer, i.e. it is group isomorphism?Singular Values of Symmetric Matrix










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Suppose $A,B$ are $ntimes n$ positive definite real symmetric matrices,P is an $ntimes n$ real matrix, prove that
$A>P^TB^-1P$ iff $B>PA^-1P^T$.




By using the orthogonal diagonalization, I can prove this when $P$ is nonsingular. I have tried Polar decomposition, but I didn't know how to deal with $P$, since it can be singular.










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    Suppose $A,B$ are $ntimes n$ positive definite real symmetric matrices,P is an $ntimes n$ real matrix, prove that
    $A>P^TB^-1P$ iff $B>PA^-1P^T$.




    By using the orthogonal diagonalization, I can prove this when $P$ is nonsingular. I have tried Polar decomposition, but I didn't know how to deal with $P$, since it can be singular.










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      Suppose $A,B$ are $ntimes n$ positive definite real symmetric matrices,P is an $ntimes n$ real matrix, prove that
      $A>P^TB^-1P$ iff $B>PA^-1P^T$.




      By using the orthogonal diagonalization, I can prove this when $P$ is nonsingular. I have tried Polar decomposition, but I didn't know how to deal with $P$, since it can be singular.










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      Suppose $A,B$ are $ntimes n$ positive definite real symmetric matrices,P is an $ntimes n$ real matrix, prove that
      $A>P^TB^-1P$ iff $B>PA^-1P^T$.




      By using the orthogonal diagonalization, I can prove this when $P$ is nonsingular. I have tried Polar decomposition, but I didn't know how to deal with $P$, since it can be singular.







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