how to find eigenvalue and eigenvectors from Hermitian photo ??

hello i have some problems and i don't know how to solve it so if you know some thing please help me:) my problem is: i have the photo as you can see it and i want to find eigenvalue and eigenvectors as Hermitian so what is the code to find them ?? by the way i have another question, when i try to use
[V,D] = eig(A,B,flag)
and i used 'chol', what is B should be ?? note that i use attach photo as A.

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I'm pretty sure that
[V,D] = eig(A)
is smart enough to check whether your A matrix is Hermitian, but you could do
[V,D] =eig(A, eye(size(A)), 'chol')

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thank you so much but i have another question ... when i had eigenvectors with complex number by other words how could i have eigenvectors content complex value (imaginary) thank you :)
what is that mean ?? did you mean after i extract eigenvector i multiply it with my image ??
No, the IMAG command will extract the complex part of an imaginary number or array
>> imag(2+3i)
ans =
3
If this isn't what you want, you'll need to be clearer. Also, since I answered your original question, it would be appropriate for you to Accept-click it and post your new question in a separate thread dedicated to it.
thank you for your declaration but i will ask in another clear way :) could i have complex eigenvectors from this image ?? yes or no if yes what is the way to have them ?? thank you
Matt J
Matt J le 30 Mar 2013
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 30 Mar 2013
If you're getting real eigenvectors right now, one way to obtain a complex ones is to multiply them by i=sqrt(-1). Remember that if v is an eigenvector, then so is c*v for any scalar, c, real or complex.
thank you so much :)

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