No individual results were published for this edition — problems and solutions only.
Problems
Day 1
Let be a nonsingular matrix with columns . Let be a matrix with columns . Show that the matrices and have rank and have only 's for eigenvalues.
Let be a continuous function on such that for every we have . Show that .
Let be twice continuously differentiable on such that and . Show that
Let be the function defined by Show that is one-to-one (i.e. injective) and find the range (i.e. set of values) of .
Let and be real matrices. Assume that there exist different real numbers such that the matrices are nilpotent (i.e. ).
Show that both and are nilpotent.
Let . Show that there exists a constant such that for every satisfying , we have
Day 2
Let be real matrix such that the vectors and are orthogonal for each column vector . Prove that:
a) , where denotes the transpose of the matrix ;
b) there exists a vector such that for every , where denotes the vector product in .
Let be a sequence of positive real numbers such that , . Calculate
Let all roots of an -th degree polynomial with complex coefficients lie on the unit circle in the complex plane. Prove that all roots of the polynomial lie on the same circle.
a) Prove that for every there is a positive integer and real numbers such that
b) Prove that for every odd continuous function on and for every there is a positive integer and real numbers such that Recall that is odd means that for all .
a) Prove that every function of the form with , has positive as well as negative values in the period .
b) Prove that the function has at least 40 zeros in the interval .
Suppose that is a sequence of continuous functions on the interval such that and Show that there exists no subsequence of such that exists for all .