Gershgorin Circles and Diagonally Dominant Matrices

We prove the Gershgorin Circle Theorem. Given an nxn matrix A withe real entries, we consider discs in the complex plane whose centers are the diagonal entries, a_{jj}, and whose radii are the sum of the absolute value of the other non-diagonal entries in the same row as a_{jj}. We show that every eigenvalue of the matrix must reside in at least one of these discs.
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Surely your title should say "dominant", not "dominate".

[@mikethemathematician]

@godfreypigott Thank so much! I fixed it! I hope that you enjoyed the video!

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@@mikethemathematician Haven't watched it yet. Saving it up for Jim Beam o'clock.