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  • Let the qubit state space be as in that definition, with computational basis vectors e1e_{1} and e2e_{2}, standard inner product ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle and induced norm \lVert\cdot\rVert. Let u=(u1,u2)u=(u_{1},u_{2}) be an element of C2\mathbb{C}^{2}, and let uk|u_{k}| denote the…

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  • Qubit State Space

    definitiondef:qubit-state-space-2026aAnalysisLinear Algebra
    Let C2\mathbb{C}^{2} be the complex coordinate space with n=2n=2, which is a complex vector space by The Complex Coordinate Space is a Complex Vector Space, equipped with the standard inner product, which is an inner product on it by…

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  • Unit Vector

    definitiondef:unit-vector-2026aAnalysisLinear Algebra
    Let VV together with ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be a complex inner product space and let \lVert\cdot\rVert be the norm induced by the inner product. A vector vVv\in V is a unit vector if v=1\lVert v\rVert=1.

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  • Let nn be a natural number, let Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} be the complex coordinate space, which is a complex vector space by The Complex Coordinate Space is a Complex Vector Space, and let ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be the standard inner product on it. Then the following hold.…

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  • Let nn be a natural number, let Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} be the complex coordinate space, and for a complex number zz let z\overline{z} denote its complex conjugate. The standard inner product on Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} assigns to each pair u,vCnu,v\in\mathbb{C}^{n} the complex number…

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  • Let nn be a natural number and let Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} be the complex coordinate space, with the componentwise operations of that definition. Then Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} with these operations is a complex vector space. Its zero vector is the nn-tuple 0Cn=(0,,0)0_{\mathbb{C}^{n}}=(0,\dots,0) al…

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  • The Complex Coordinate Space

    definitiondef:complex-coordinate-space-cn-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let nn be a natural number and let C\mathbb{C} be the field of complex numbers. The complex coordinate space Cn\mathbb{C}^{n} is the set of all ordered nn-tuples u=(u1,,un)u=(u_{1},\dots,u_{n}) of complex numbers, together with the operations defined componentwise by…

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  • Let VV together with ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be a complex inner product space, let \lVert\cdot\rVert be the norm induced by the inner product, and write uv=u+(v)u-v=u+(-v) with the additive inverse of Elementary Identities in a Vector Space. Then the following hold.…

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  • Let VV together with ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be a complex inner product space and let vVv\in V. By condition 4 of Complex Inner Product Space the number v,v\langle v,v\rangle is a real number with 0v,v0\le\langle v,v\rangle. The norm induced by the inner product assigns to vv

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  • Norm on a Complex Vector Space

    definitiondef:complex-normed-space-2026aAnalysisLinear Algebra
    Let VV be a complex vector space with zero vector 0V0_{V}, and for a complex number λ\lambda let λ|\lambda| denote its modulus. A norm on VV is a map assigning to each vVv\in V a real number v\lVert v\rVert, subject to the following conditions for all u,vVu,v\in V and all com…

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  • Let VV together with ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be a complex inner product space and let u,vVu,v\in V. Then, with the modulus of a complex number, u,v2u,uv,v,\bigl|\langle u,v\rangle\bigr|^{2}\le\langle u,u\rangle\,\langle v,v\rangle , an inequality between real numbers, the two facto…

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  • Elementary Properties of a Complex Inner Product

    lemmalem:inner-product-elementary-properties-2026aAnalysisLinear Algebra
    Let VV together with ,\langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle be a complex inner product space, let 0V0_{V} be its zero vector, let u,v,wVu,v,w\in V, and let λ\lambda be a complex number with conjugate λ\overline{\lambda}. Then the following hold. 1. (Additivity in the first argument)…

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  • Complex Inner Product Space

    definitiondef:complex-inner-product-space-2026aAnalysisLinear Algebra
    Let C\mathbb{C} be the field of complex numbers, let VV be a complex vector space, let 0V0_{V} be its zero vector, and for λC\lambda\in\mathbb{C} let λ\overline{\lambda} denote its complex conjugate. An inner product on VV is a map assigning to each pair u,vu,v of elements of…

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  • Linear Map

    definitiondef:linear-map-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field and let VV and WW be vector spaces over KK. A map T:VWT:V\to W is linear if 1. T(u+v)=T(u)+T(v)T(u+v)=T(u)+T(v) for all u,vVu,v\in V; 2. T(λv)=λT(v)T(\lambda v)=\lambda\,T(v) for all λK\lambda\in K and vVv\in V, where on the left-hand sides the operations are those of VV and on th…

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  • Linear Subspace

    definitiondef:linear-subspace-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, let VV be a vector space over KK, and let 0V0_{V} be its zero vector. A subset WW of VV is a linear subspace of VV if 1. 0VW0_{V}\in W; 2. u+vWu+v\in W for all u,vWu,v\in W; 3. λvW\lambda v\in W for all λK\lambda\in K and vWv\in W.

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  • Elementary Identities in a Vector Space

    lemmalem:vector-space-basic-identities-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field and let VV be a vector space over KK, with the conditions 1-8 of that definition. Then the following hold. 1. (Uniqueness of the zero vector) There is exactly one element 0VV0_{V}\in V with v+0V=vv+0_{V}=v for every vVv\in V. 2. (Uniqueness of additive inverses)…

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  • Vector Space over a Field

    definitiondef:vector-space-2026aAlgebraLinear Algebra
    Let KK be a field, with additive identity 00 and multiplicative identity 11. A vector space over KK is a set VV together with two operations: an addition, assigning to each pair u,vu,v of elements of VV an element u+vu+v of VV, and a scalar multiplication, assigning to each…

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  • Let T>0T>0 be a real number and l,k1l,k\ge1 natural numbers. Let AA (l×ll\times l), BB (l×kl\times k), QQ (l×ll\times l), VV (l×kl\times k), and RR (k×kk\times k) assign real matrices to each t[0,T]t\in[0,T], all entries being continuous functions of tt, such that every Q(t)Q(t) and ever…

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  • Let p1p\ge1 be a natural number and let MM be a symmetric positive definite real p×pp\times p matrix. Then MM is invertible, and its inverse M1M^{-1} is symmetric positive definite.

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  • Basic Properties of the Trace

    lemmalem:trace-identities-2026aLinear Algebra
    Let p,q1p,q\ge1 be natural numbers. Products below are matrix products, ()(\cdot)^{\top} is the transpose, and tr\operatorname{tr} is the trace. 1. (Linearity) For real p×pp\times p matrices M,NM,N and real numbers a,ba,b, where aM+bNaM+bN denotes the entrywise linear combination:…

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