Question: Show that Gaussian elimination can be performed on A without row interchanges if and only if all leading principal sub matrices of A are nonsingular.

Show that Gaussian elimination can be performed on A without row interchanges if and only if all leading principal sub matrices of A are nonsingular. [Hint: Partition each matrix in the equation

A(k) = M(k−1)M(k−2) · · ·M(1)A

Vertically between the kth and (k+1)st columns and horizontally between the kth and (k +1)st rows Show that the non singularity of the leading principal sub matrix of A is equivalent to a(k)k,k

≠0.]

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