
Description This lecture continues with constant-diagonal circulant matrices. Each lower diagonal continues on an upper diagonal to produce \(n\) equal entries. The eigenvectors are always the columns of the Fourier matrix and computing is fast. Summary Circulants \(C\) have \(n\) constant diagonals (completed cyclically). Cyclic convolution with \(c_0, …, c_{n-1} =\) multiplication by \(C\) Linear shift invariant: LSI for periodic problems Eigenvectors of every \(C =\) columns of the Fourier matrix Eigenvalues of \(C =\) (Fourier matrix)(column zero of \(C\)) Related section in textbook: IV.2 Instructor: Prof. Gilbert Strang