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Matrix Operations - Linear Algebra

1 Theoretical part
3.1 (due Feb 19, 2008) CLRS 28.1-3, 28.1-4, 28.1-6, 28.1-7, 28.1-10, 28.2-5, 28.2-6, 28.3-4, 28.3-5.

2 Applied part (due Feb 19, 2008)
3.2 (due Feb 19, 2008) For an n × n matrix

Determine (experimentally, or theoretically) for which a matrix norm?
3.3 (due Feb 19, 2008) For an n × n matrix

Determine (experimentally, or theoretically) for which a matrix norm?