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Questions of the kind "What's the name for a X that satisfies property Y?"
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Name for number of elements of order (1 or) 2 in an abelian group
Let $G$ be an (additive) abelian group. Is there a concise, standard term for the order of the kernel $K$ of the endomorphism $g\mapsto 2g$? Or alternatively, for the index of $K$?
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Does the space of $n \times n$, positive-definite, self-adjoint, real matrices have a better...
Note that this space is not a vector space, but is a convex cone in the vector space of nxn matrices (it is closed under addition and multiplication by positive scalars). Hence people sometimes refer …
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Standard name for basis-independent submatrices?
Given a linear map $T:H\to H$ on an inner-product space $H$ and a subspace $K\subseteq H$, define the map $T_K = \pi_K T \pi_K^* :K \to K$, where $\pi_K:H\to K$ is the orthogonal projection.
As an im …
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Löwner-John Ellipsoid: incribed and circumscribed
Q1: Most often it is the maximal volume ellipsoid contained in $K$.
Q2: (a) John's theorem implies that $E^+ \subseteq d E^-$ in general, and $E^+ \subseteq \sqrt{d} E^-$ if $K$ is centrally symmetri …