TASK MATHEMATICS for ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS 12/06/2017
I M 1) D $3 D D $3 D # œ D $3 D #D D $3 D # œ% $ # % $ # # œ D D $3 D # D $3 D # œ D $3 D # † D " œ# # # # # œD #3 † D 3 † D 3 † D 3 œ D #3 † D 3 # † D 3;
so D $3 D D $3 D # œ !% $ # if and only if D #3 † D 3 #† D 3 œ ! and the four roots are D œ #3" , D œ D œ 3# $ , D œ 3% with modulus D œ #" ,
D œ D œ D œ " D# $ % . is the solution having the maximum modulus and its square"
roots are D œ" #3 œ # cos1Î# 3 sin1Î#œ œ # cos1Î% 51 3sin1Î% 51à 5 œ !ß "; so the two roots are:
A œ" # cos1Î% 3 sin1Î%œ " 3 and
A œ# # cos& Î% 31 sin& Î%1 œ " 3 œ A". I M 2) The characteristic polynomial of is : - œ -ˆ œ
œ œ œ
"
- -
-
-
- -
- -
- -
" ! !
" 5 !
! 5 "
! ! "
5 ! 5 !
5 " ! "
! " ! "
œ œ
- - - -
- - -
# " 5 " "
" 5 ! "
œ- -# # " 5# #- -# " œ -# "#5# #- ;
since -œ " is an eigevalue of , : " œ 5# œ ! and this implies 5 œ !; the characteristic polyinomial of becomes : - œ-# "# œ- " #† - "# with eigenvalues -" œ-# œ " and -$ œ-% œ ". To find an orthogonal matrix which diagonalizes we must find a matrix œ i" i# i$ i% where i i", #, i$ and are four eigenvectors two by two orthogonal with and associated to thei% i" i# eigenvalue - œ" and and associated to eigenvalue i$ i% - œ ".
For and we consider a generic element i" i# i œ must satisfy the condi-
@
@
@
@
"
#
$
%
which
tion ˆ† i œ Ê
@ @ œ !
@ @ œ ! @ œ @
@ @ œ ! @ œ @
@ @ œ !
or, in system form, ; so we get
" #
" # " #
$ % $ %
$ %
i" œ i# œ i$ i% i
" !
" !
! "
! "
, . Similarly, for and a generic must satisfy the conditi-
on ˆ† i œ Ê
@ @ œ !
@ @ œ ! @ œ @
@ @ œ ! @ œ @
@ @ œ !
or, in system form, ; so we get
" #
" # " #
$ % $ %
$ %
i$ œ i% œ
" !
" !
! "
! "
, , and finally the orthogonal matrix, having the unit vec-
tors as columns, is œ .
! !
! !
! !
! !
" "
# #
" "
# #
" "
# #
" "
# #
I M 3) If vector ˜ has coordinates #ß "ß " in the basis , it is:–
˜ œ œ Í œ œ "
" # 5 5 " 5
# " 5 & 5 % & 5
" ! 5 # 5 " # 5
#
, so 5 .
I M 4) By a reduction of the system with elementary operations on the rows we get:
" # ! " # " # ! " #
# " " 7 5 ! $ " 7 # 5 %
" % #5 7 % ! ' #5 7 " '
Ê Ê
l l
l l
l l
V #V
V V V #V
# "
$ " $ #
Ê
" # ! " #
! $ " 7 # 5 %
! ! # 5 " $ 7 " # 5 "
l l l
. For the last matrix we can ob- serve that when 5 Á " or 7Á ", both matrix and augmented matrix have the same rank equal to and when $ 5 œ " and 7œ " both matrix and augmented matrix ha- ve the same rank equal to ; we conclude that for any pair # 5 7, the system admits solu- tions and the number of solutions is ∞# if 5 œ " and 7œ ", ∞" otherwise.
II M 1) 0 T œ $ and 1 T œ " , conditions are satisfied at point . FT irstly we calcu- late the Jacobian matrix of 0 and 1 À
` 0 ß 1
` Bß Cß D œ œ T œ
‰ #B #C #D ‰ # # #
C D B D C B with ! ! # .
Since ‰ T œ # # œ ! ‰ T œ # #œ %
! ! ! #
BßC , BßD and
‰
T œ # # œ %
! #
0 Bß Cß D œ B C D œ $ 1 Bß Cß D œ
CßD
# # #
, the system at point
BC CD BD œ "
T œ "ß "ß " can define an implicit function of the type Cß D È B Cß D or
Bß D È C Bß D . If we consider the first type of function we get:
`B `B
`C œ œ " `D œ œ !
# # # #
! # ! !
# # # #
! # ! #
and , while for the second type
`C `C
`B œ œ " `D œ œ !
# # # #
! # ! !
# # # #
! # ! #
and .
II M 2) For the Problem the admissible region is red Max min
u c
Î 0 Bß C œ B C Þ Þ
B ! C ! C Ÿ " B
# $
drawed in the figure in the next page; note that the objective function is continous and the admissible region is a bounded and closed set, so by Weierstrass Theorem the pro- blem admits absolute maximum and minimum value.
First case (free optimization): f # has the unique
# œ ! œ ! 0 œ Bß $C
B
$C B ! C ! C Ÿ " B
#
#
, the system
solution !ß ! !ß ! !ß ! , so
'C !
. ‡ 0 œ # ! ‡ 0 œ # ! [0 œ !
! , ! and
we cannot get any conclusion about point !ß ! .
Second case (along the bo der of < >2/ admissible region):
+ if B œ ! we consider the function 1 C œ 0 ! ß CœC$, for ! Ÿ C Ÿ " 1 C has minimum for Cœ ! and maximum for Cœ ";
, if C œ ! we consider the function 2 B œ 0 B ! œ ß B#, for ! Ÿ B Ÿ " 2 B has minimum for Bœ ! and maximum for Bœ ";
- finally if C œ " B, we consider the functionÀ
5 B œ 0 B ß " Bœ B " B# $ œ B %B $B "$ # ,
,5 Bw œ $B )B $# with 5 Bw ! # % ( Ÿ B Ÿ # % (
$ $
for .
For ! Ÿ B Ÿ " 5 B has minimum for Bœ # % ( and maximum for B œ ! or
$
B œ " .
We conclude: Q E\ 0 œ Q E\ 0 !ß " ß 0 "ß ! œ " at points !ß " and "ß ! and 738 0 œ 738 0 !ß ! 0 # % ( ß" ( " œ ! !ß !
$ $
, at point .
On the figure below we draw zero level curve (yellow), positive level curves (blue) and negative level curves (pink).
II M 3) Since 0 Bß C is a differentiable function:
H 0@ T! œf0 T ! †@ and H 0#@ß@ T! œ@ †‡ T! † @T. Now f0 œ#BC C ß B #BC# # , f0 T ! œ"ß ", and so H 0@ T! œ"ß " † cosαßsinαœ cosαsin .α Since H 0@ T! œ ! it follows cosαsinαœ !. Then
‡Bß C œ # # ‡ œ
#
C B #C
B #C #B , T! # #! .
!
H 0@ß@# T! œ #cos#α #sin#αœ #cosαsinαcosαsinαœ ! since cosαsinαœ !.
II M 4) For 0 Bß Cß D œ logB C D/# DBcosC D we get:
f0 œ ß
#B "
B C# D /# DB B C# sinC D ß / DB BD/DBsinC D , and so f0 "ß !ß " œ # /ßsin" "ß #/ sin".