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  • Elementary Properties of Linear Independence

    lemmalem:linear-independence-elementary-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}, let nn be a natural number with the order relations << and ≤\le, and let v∈Vnv\in V^{n} be an nn-tuple in VV. For j∈[n]j\in[n], with [j][j] the initial segment determined by jj, write…

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  • Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}, let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment it determines, and let << be the strict order on N\mathbb{N}. Let u∈Vnu\in V^{n} be an nn-tuple in VV and let j∈[n]j\in[n] be such that…

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  • Interchange of a Finite Double Sum

    lemmalem:finite-double-sum-interchange-2026aAlgebra
    Let KK be a field, let m,nm,n be natural numbers, and let [m][m] and [n][n] be the initial segments they determine. Let a∈(Kn)ma\in(K^{n})^{m} be an mm-tuple of nn-tuples in KK, with components (aj)k(a_{j})_{k} for j∈[m]j\in[m] and k∈[n]k\in[n], and let b∈Kmb\in K^{m} and c∈Knc\in K^{n} be given…

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  • The Sum of nn Ones is Strictly Increasing in nn

    lemmalem:sum-of-ones-strictly-increasing-2026aAnalysisAlgebra
    Let N\mathbb{N} be the set of natural numbers, with successor map SS and order relations << and ≤\le, and for n∈Nn\in\mathbb{N} let [n][n] be the initial segment it determines. Let R\mathbb{R} be the ordered field of real numbers, with additive identity 00 and multiplicative…

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  • Tuples in a Set

    definitiondef:finite-tuple-power-2026aAlgebraSet Theory
    Let XX be a set, let nn be a natural number, and let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, that is, the set of natural numbers kk with 1≤k≤n1\le k\le n. The set XnX^{n} is the set of all maps from [n][n] to XX. An element x∈Xnx\in X^{n} is called an nn-tuple in XX; for…

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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 j≤n+1j\le n+1, and let v(j)v^{(j)} b…

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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 bb be a tuple in Vn+1V^{n+1}, with components bkb_{k} for 1≤k≤n+11\le k\le n+1, and let jj be a natural number wi…

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  • Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}, and let WW be a linear subspace of VV. Then the following hold. 1. (Vector space) The set WW, equipped with the restrictions to WW of the addition and the scalar multiplication of VV, is a vect…

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  • Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, let v∈Vnv\in V^{n} be an nn-tuple in VV with components vkv_{k}, and let span⁡(v)\operatorname{span}(v) be its span. Then the following hold.…

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  • Finite-Dimensional Vector Space

    definitiondef:finite-dimensional-vector-space-2026bAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field and let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}. The space VV is finite-dimensional if V={0V}V=\{0_{V}\}, or if there exist a natural number nn and an nn-tuple e∈Vne\in V^{n} that is a basis of VV.

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  • Span of a Finite Family of Vectors

    definitiondef:span-finite-family-2026bAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, let nn be a natural number, and let v∈Vnv\in V^{n} be an nn-tuple in VV, with components vkv_{k}. The span of vv is the set…

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  • Concatenation of Finite Sums

    lemmalem:finite-sum-concatenation-2026bAnalysisAlgebra
    Let KK be a field. Let N\mathbb{N} be the set of natural numbers, with addition ++ and successor map SS as in that definition, and for a natural number pp let [p][p] be the initial segment determined by pp, that is, the set of natural numbers kk with 1≤k≤p1\le k\le p. Let…

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  • Operations on Linear Operators

    definitiondef:operator-operations-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field and let VV be a vector space over KK. The set of linear operators on VV carries the following operations, each of which again yields a linear operator on VV by Sums, Scalar Multiples, Composites and the Identity are Linear Operators. Let SS and TT be line…

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  • Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, let SS and TT be linear operators on VV, and let λ∈K\lambda\in K. Then each of the following maps from VV to VV is a linear operator on VV. 1. (Sum) The map sending u∈Vu\in V to S(u)+T(u)S(u)+T(u). 2. (Scalar multiple) The ma…

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  • Let KK be a field and let VV be a vector space over KK. A linear operator on VV is a linear map from VV to VV.

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  • Let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, let Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} be the complex coordinate space, and let k∈[n]k\in[n]. The kk-th standard basis vector eke_{k} is the element of Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} whose kk-th component is 11 and whose jj-th co…

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  • Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, and let e:[n]→Ve:[n]\to V be a map with values eke_{k}. The family ee is a basis of VV if it is linearly independent and spans VV.

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  • Finite Family Spanning a Vector Space

    definitiondef:spanning-finite-family-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, and let v:[n]→Vv:[n]\to V be a map with values vkv_{k}. The family vv spans VV if for every u∈Vu\in V there is a map c:[n]→Kc:[n]\to K with…

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  • Linearly Independent Finite Family

    definitiondef:linear-independence-finite-family-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}, let nn be a natural number, let [n][n] be the initial segment determined by nn, and let v:[n]→Vv:[n]\to V be a map with values vkv_{k}. The family vv is linearly independent if the only map…

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  • Properties of Finite Sums of Vectors

    lemmalem:finite-sum-vector-properties-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field and let VV be a vector space over KK with zero vector 0V0_{V}. Let N\mathbb{N} be the set of natural numbers with successor map SS as in that definition, ordered by the relation ≤\le of that definition, let n∈Nn\in\mathbb{N}, and let [n][n] be the…

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