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In short: does every vector space have a "standard" basis in the sense as it is usually defined i.e. the set {(0,1),(1,0)} for R2? And another example is the standard basis for P3 which is the set {1,t,t2}. But for more abstract or odd vector spaces such as the space of linear transformations (automorphisms?) what would the standard basis be?