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Suppose I have this: \[A=P_{0}\Lambda P_{0}^{-1}\] And then there is a diagonal matrix D such that its determinant is always equals to 1: \[det(D)=1\] Then, for every DA, \[DA = P \Lambda P^{-1}\] How can I show that for the lambda, which is the eigenvalues matrix, does not change for all DA? And what is the relationship between \[P\] and \[P_{0}\]?

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