A Finite Spanning Family Contains a Basis

lemmaAlgebraLinear Algebralem:spanning-family-contains-basis-2026a
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Reason: Initial publication. A finite tuple spanning a nonzero vector space can be cut down to a basis of no greater size, by repeatedly dropping a redundant component.

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Let KK be a \reftext{def:field-c54-2026b}{field}, let VV be a \reftext{def:vector-space-2026a}{vector space over KK} with \reftext{lem:vector-space-basic-identities-2026a}{zero vector} 0V0_{V}, and suppose V{0V}V\ne\{0_{V}\}. Let nn be a \reftext{def:natural-numbers-2026a}{natural number} and let vVnv\in V^{n} be an \reftext{def:finite-tuple-power-2026a}{nn-tuple} in VV that \reftext{def:spanning-finite-family-2026a}{spans} VV.

Then there are a natural number rr with rnr\le n, in the \reftext{def:order-natural-numbers-2026a}{order} on N\mathbb{N}, and a tuple eVre\in V^{r} that is a \reftext{def:finite-basis-2026a}{basis} of VV.

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