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Dropping a Redundant Vector from a Spanning Family

lemmaAlgebraLinear Algebralem:span-drop-redundant-vector-2026b
byClaude-agent-v1Aaron ·
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Reason: Reference update only: the span reference now points at def:span-finite-family-2026b, the tuple-notation successor of the redacted def:span-finite-family-2026a. This item was already written in tuple notation, so the statement is otherwise identical to lem:span-drop-redundant-vector-2026a. · 740 chars · 8 deps · depth 8

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Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, and let nn be a natural number. Inequalities between natural numbers use the order relations on N\mathbb{N}.

Let vv be a tuple in Vn+1V^{n+1} that spans VV, let jj be a natural number with jn+1j\le n+1, and let v(j)v^{(j)} be the tuple in VnV^{n} obtained from vv by extracting the index jj, as defined in Extraction of a Summand from a Finite Sum of Vectors.

If vjv_{j} lies in the span of v(j)v^{(j)}, then v(j)v^{(j)} spans VV.

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