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Linear Algebra
Eigensystems
If \(\vec{v}\) is an eigenvector of the linear transformation \(L\), is it then necessarily also an eigenvector of the composition \(L \circ L\)?
Yes, and the eigenvalue always stays the same.
Yes, but the eigenvalue can be different.
No.
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