Subspace Definition and 560 Threads
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Is a Real Number Sufficient for Scalar Multiplication in a Complex Subspace?
Homework Statement Given W={A belonging to M2(ℂ) | A is symmetric} is a subspace of M2(ℂ) over ℂ, when showing it is closed under scalar multiplication, do I need to use a complex scalar as it is over the complex numbers, or will a real number be okay? Homework Equations The...- dylanhouse
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- Subspace
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Extending the basis of a T-invariant subspace
Let ##T: V → V ## be a linear map on a finite-dimensional vector space ##V##. Let ##W## be a T-invariant subspace of ##V##. Let ##γ## be a basis for ##W##. Then we can extend ##γ## to ##γ \cup S##, a basis for ##V##, where ##γ \cap S = ∅ ##, so that ## W \bigoplus span(S) = V ##. My question...- Bipolarity
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- Basis Subspace
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Generating a vector space via a T-cyclic subspace
I've been thinking about a problem I made up. The solution may be trivial or very difficult as I have not given too much thought to it, but I can't think of an answer of the top of my head. Let ## T:V → V ## be a linear operator on a finite-dimensional vector space ##V##. Does there exist a...- Bipolarity
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- Space Subspace Vector Vector space
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The pure-point subspace of a Hilbert space is closed
(All that follows assumes we are talking about a self-adjoint operator A on a Hilbert space \mathscr H.) The first volume of Reed-Simon defines \mathscr H_{\rm pp} = \left\{ \psi \in \mathscr H: \mu_\psi \text{ is pure point} \right\}. The book seems to take for granted that \mathscr H_{\rm...- AxiomOfChoice
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- Closed Hilbert Hilbert space Space Subspace
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Trouble understanding vector subspace sum
I'm self-studying Linear Algebra and the book I'm using is Linear Algebra done right by Sheldon Axler but I came across something that I don't understand .- Suppose \mathrm U is the set of all elements of \mathbb F ^3 whose second and third coordinates equal 0, and \mathrm W is the set of all...- Cyview
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- Subspace Sum Vector
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Linear subspace constraints and notation.
Homework Statement The original printed problems can be found as attachments. The questions ask if a set S is a subset Rn. Give Reasons Question 1.) S is the set of all vectors [x1,x2] such that x12 + x22 < 36Question 2.) S is the set of all vectors [x1,x2,x3] such that: x2= 2x1 x3 = 3x1...- chinye11
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- Constraints Linear Notation Subspace
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Checking if a subset is a subspace
Homework Statement Let W be a subset of vector space V. Is it s subspace as well? W = {(a1, a2, a3) \in ℝ3 : 2a1-7a2+a3=0}So, to check if this is a subspace I need to satisfy the following: 1. That 0 is in the set. Plugging (0,0,0) into the equation 2a1-7a2+a3=0 yields 0=0 so yes, it is...- Emspak
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- Subspace
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Proving span(w) = W makes it s subspace
Homework Statement Show that a subset W of vector space V is a subspace of V iff span(W) = V The Attempt at a Solution OK, I am trying to see if my reasoning is correct or if I am overthinking this. To show this is a subspace three things have to be true. (a) 0 \in W, (b) vectors x + y...- Emspak
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- Subspace
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MHB Proving Subspace Properties for Sets of Polynomials in P3
Hello, I want ask some subspace problems. Attachment is a question. contains all polynomials with degree less than 3 and with real coefficients. I want prove that item 1 and item 2 are subspace or not. Am I insert real number to the item 1& 2 equation to test as follows: (a) 0 ∈ S. (b) S is...- chukkitty
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- Subspace
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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MHB Determine whether Linear Subspace
Hi guys, back again...Any help on this question would be appreciated. Thanks in advance :)- Kaspelek
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- Linear Subspace
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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MHB Amy's question at Yahoo Answers (Orthogonal complex subspace)
Here is the question: Here is a link to the question: Orthogonal basis? - Yahoo! Answers I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can find my response.- Fernando Revilla
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- Complex Subspace
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- Forum: General Math
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Determining whether a set of vectors is a subspace of R^3?
Homework Statement Determine whether the set of all vectors of the form (sin2t,sintcost,3sin2t) is a subspace of R^3 and if so, find a basis for it. Homework Equations I guess you just need to use the axioms where it is closed under scalar addition and multiplication. The Attempt...- ParoxysmX
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- Set Subspace Vectors
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MHB Is the limit vector $x$ in the subspace $F$?
Let L^2 be the usual vector space of complex sequences. Let F be the subspace of sequences whose first term is zero. Show that F is closed. Let $((V_{nk}):k=1,2,...)$ be a convergent sequence in F. I need to show it converges to a sequence whose first term is 0. Well, for all positive...- Poirot1
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- Closed Subspace
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Proving Vector <a,1,1> is a Subspace in R3
For vector such as <a,1,1>, to prove its a subspace in r3, is it alright to immediately assume its not a subspace, as it doesn't meet the zero vector condition in that, 1=\=0? And is there a specific way to set out subspace questions? I seem to just use intuition and two or three lines which...- Offlinedoctor
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- Subspace Vector
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Subspace Topology on A: Calculate T_A
Homework Statement 1. Let A= {a,b,c}. Calculate the subspace topology on A induced by the topology T= { empty set, X,{a},{c,d},{b,c,e},{a,c,d},{a,b,c,e},{b,c,d,e},{c}, {a,c}} on X={a,b,c,d,e}.Homework Equations Given a topological space (X, T) and a subset S of X...- Shaggydog4242
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- Subspace Topology
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Linear algebra, is W a subspace of R^2 problem
Homework Statement Determine whether W is a subspace of the vector space: W={(x,y):y=ax, a is an integer} , V=R^2 Homework Equations noneThe Attempt at a Solution Is u+v in W? Let u = (u,au) and v = (v,av) u+v = (u,au) + (v,av) = (u+v, au + av) = (u+v, a(u+v)) If x = u+v => u + v = (x,ax) =>...- jubjub49
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspace
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Subspace topology and Closed Sets
Homework Statement Hi, This is my first post. I had a question regarding open/closed sets and subspace topology. Let A be a subset of a topological space X and give A the subspace topology. Prove that if a set C is closed then C= A intersect K for some closed subset K of X. Homework...- Shaggydog4242
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- Closed Sets Subspace Topology
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Linear algebra, subspace of a vector space?
Homework Statement 1) The set H of all polynomials p(x) = a+x^3, with a in R, is a subspace of the vector space P sub6 of all polynomials of degree at most 6. True or False? 2) The set H of all polynomials p(x) = a+bx^3, with a,b in R, is a subspace of the vector space P sub6 of all...- toyotadude
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Space Subspace Vector Vector space
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Subspace theorem; differential equation for a subspace
I can't seem to work out this question because it's so weird The set F of all function from R to R is a vector space given the diffential equation f"(x)+3f'(x)+x^2 f(x) = sin(x) is a subspace of F? Justify your answer I know that we have to proof that it's non-empty 0. The zero vector has to...- dragonxhell
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- Differential Differential equation Subspace Theorem
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Determining whether this equation is a subspace?
Homework Statement There is a vector space with set F, of all real functions. It has the usual operations of addition of functions and multiplication by scalars. You have to determine whether this equation is a subspace of F: f''(x) + 3f'(x) + x^2 f(x) = sin(x) Homework Equations f''(x) +...- Cottontails
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- Subspace
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Graphs of Continuous Functions and the Subspace Topology
Let U be a subset of ℝn be an open subset and let f:U→ℝk be a continuous function. the graph of f is the subset ℝn × ℝk defined by G(f) = {(x,y) in ℝn × ℝk : x in U and y=f(x)} with the subspace topology so I'm really just trying to understand that last part of this definition...- BrainHurts
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- Continuous Continuous functions Functions Graphs Subspace Topology
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Finding a Basis for Subspace a of R^3
Homework Statement Find bases for the following subspace a of r^3 Y+z=0 The Attempt at a Solution First I found a normal to this plane n=(0,1,1) Then I found two vectors which are orthogonal to the normal u=(0,-1,1), v=(1,0,0) Is this correct the answer in my book has...- kwal0203
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- Basis Subspace
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Is (a,b,c) where b=a+c a Subspace of r^3?
Homework Statement Determine whether the following is a Subspace of r^3: All vectors of the form (a,b,c), where b=a+cThe Attempt at a Solution The answer in the book says it is not a subspace but I can only find examples that show it is a Subspace I.e. Let u=(a,a+c,c)=(1,2,1)...- kwal0203
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- Subspace
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Question regarding the subspace status of a vector in R^2
Homework Statement Is the following set a subspace of R2? Homework Equations (a,b2) The Attempt at a Solution I'm exhausted and stumped.- MoreDrinks
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- Subspace Vector
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Proof that a given subspace of C[−1,1] with L2 norm is closed
Homework Statement Let H= C[-1,1] with L^2 norm and consider G={f belongs to H| f(1) = 0}. Show that G is a closed subspace of H. Homework Equations L^2 inner product: <f,g>\to \int_{-1}^{1}f(t)\overline{g(t)} dt The Attempt at a Solution I've been trying to prove this for a...- benf.stokes
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- Closed L2 Norm Proof Subspace
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Proving the Subspace Condition for R1: Is S Either {0} or R1?
Homework Statement Prove that if S is a subspace of R1, then either S={0} or S=R1. Trying to come up with a proof I dissected each statement, I know that in order for S to be a subspace the zero vector must lie within the subset. So I know S={0} is true. I then checked an arbitary...- Mdhiggenz
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Proof Subspace
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Subspace of R2 involving absolute value
Homework Statement {(x1,x2)T| |x2|=|x2|} So my first thought is we would have to check for both cases (x1,x1) and (-x1,-x1) a=(x1,x1)T b=(v1,v1)T βa=(βx1,βx1)T for the case where a<0 βa(-βx1,-βx1)T thus it is closed under scalar multiplication. a+b=(x1+v1,x1+v1) for the case...- Mdhiggenz
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- Absolute Absolute value Subspace Value
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Subspace Problem: Determine if Set is in R2
Homework Statement Determine whether the following sets form subspaces of R2 {(x1,x2)T|x1=3x2} So I rewrote the set in order for it to be homogenous ( I'm not sure why we would do that but I saw a problem saying if we can do it to do it. {(x1,x2)T|x1-3x2=0} So my logic when...- Mdhiggenz
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- Subspace
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Closed subspace of a Sobolev Space
Homework Statement I am considering the space \tilde{W}^{1,2}(\Omega) to be the class of functions in W^{1,2}(\Omega) satisfying the property that its average value on \Omega is 0. I would like to show that \tilde{W}^{1,2}(\Omega) is a closed subspace of W^{1,2}(\Omega). Homework...- lmedin02
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- Closed Space Subspace
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MHB Emeril's question at Yahoo Answers (invariant subspace).
Here is the question: Here is a link to the question: Need help proving R(T), the image subspace is T-invariant.? - Yahoo! Answers I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can find my response.- Fernando Revilla
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- Subspace
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Linear Algebra - Subspace Checks
Homework Statement Determine whether the following sets form subspaces of R^{2} A){(x_{1},x_{2})^{T} | x_{1}x_{2}=0} B){(x_{1},x_{2})^{T} | x_{1}=3x_{2}} Homework Equations checks: Does zero vector exist? Is the space closed under addition? Is the space closed under scalar multiplication?The...- cowmoo32
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspace
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Linear Algebra: Prove that the set of invertible matrices is a Subspace
Homework Statement Is U = {A| A \in nℝn, A is invertible} a subspace of nℝn, the space of all nxn matrices? The Attempt at a Solution This is easy to prove if you assume the regular operations of vector addition and scalar multiplication. Then the Identity matrix is in the set but 0*I and...- Millacol88
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matrices Set Subspace
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Finding a basis for a subspace of Z.
Find a basis for the subspace S = span{(1,2,1,2,1) , (1,1,2,2,1), (0,1,2,0,2)} of Z53 (The set of elements in the field of modulus 3) Attemept: So the issue isn't in finding a basis per say. If this was the field of Real numbers I wouldn't have an issue, I would just row reduce and use the...- trap101
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- Basis Subspace
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Proving that V^{\bot} is a Subspace: Exercise 3.3
This Exercise 3.3 from Advanced Calculus of Several Variables by C.H. Edwards Jr.: [SIZE="3"]If V is a subspace of \Re^{n}, prove that V^{\bot} is also a subspace. As usual, this is not homework. I am just a struggling hobbyist trying to better myself on my own time. The only progress I've...- E'lir Kramer
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- Exercise Subspace
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Proving Subspace Addition: LHS vs RHS
Homework Statement Let L,M,N be subspaces of a vector space V Prove that (L \cap M) + (L \cap N) \subseteq L \cap (M + N) Give an example of subspaces L,M,N of \mathbb{R}^2 where (L \cap M) + (L \cap N) \neq L \cap (M + N) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- harvesl
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- Addition Proof Subspace
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Is it Possible to Have Only Two Subspaces in a Vector Space?
Homework Statement When is it true that the only subspaces of a vector space V, are V and {0}? Homework Equations NA The Attempt at a Solution Because a subspace has to be closed under addition and scalar multiplication, it is my intuition that this is true only when there are no infinite...- gajohnson
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- Subspace Vector
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The connection as a choice of horizontal subspace?
Hi, I'm trying to understand the fiber bundle formulation of gauge theory at the moment, and I'm stuck on the connection. Every reference I've found introduces the idea of a connection on a principle bundle as a kind of partitioning of the tangent space at all points in the total space into a...- ...?
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- Choice Connection Horizontal Subspace
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What Matrix Transformation Projects a 3D Planar Shape onto the XY Plane?
I have a (3 x N) matrix of column rank 2. If each column is treated as a point in 3-space, then connecting the points draws out some planar shape. What operation can I apply such that this planar shape is transformed onto the x-y axis, so that the shape is exactly the same, but is now described...- weetabixharry
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Showing that U = {(x, y) | xy ≥ 0} is not a subspace of R^2
Homework Statement Task: Show that U = {(x, y) | xy ≥ 0} is not a subspace of vector space R2 I wish you could help me to understand why U is not a subspace of R2x2. I have actually found a vectors u and v such that it does not belong to U (e.g. (-3,-1) +(2,2) = (-1,1) ) but is that...- pakkanen
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- Subspace
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Show that the set W= {x member of R^n | Ax=Bx} is a subspace of R^n
Homework Statement Let A be an n*n matrix and let B be a real number, Nothing which properties of matrix multiplication you use, show that the set W= {x member of R^n | Ax=Bx} is a subspace of R^n, where x in the equation Ax=bx is represented by a column vector instead of an n-tuple with...- iamzzz
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- Member Set Subspace
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Linear transformation, subspace and kernel
Hi We have a linear transformation g : ℝ^2x2 → ℝ g has U as kernel, U: the 2x2 symmetric matrices (ab) (bc) A basis for U is (10)(01)(00) (01)(10)(01)I thought this would be easy but I've been sitting with the problem for a while and I have no clue on how to solve it...- Tala.S
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- Kernel Linear Linear transformation Subspace Transformation
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What is the Significance of Subspaces in Linear Algebra?
Ok, so I understand that a vector space is basically the span of a set of vectors (i.e.) all the possible linear combination vectors of the set of vectors... I don't understand the concept behind a subspace or why it's useful. I know the conditions are: 1. 0 vector must exist in the set...- Sasor
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- Interpretation Subspace
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Subspace topology of Rationals on Reals
I am trying to visualize the subsppace topology that is generated when you take the Rationals as a subset of the Reals. So if we have ℝ with the standard topology, open sets in a subspace topology induced by Q would be the intersection of every open set O in ℝ with Q. Since each open set...- dumbQuestion
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- Subspace Topology
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Why is the following not a subspace?
I attached the problem, the solutions say its not a subspace. To be a subspace it must satisfy 3 conditions 1) 0 is in S 2) if U and V are in S, then U+V must be in S 3) if V is in S, then fV is in S for some scalar f. 0 is in S U+V is in S because if U and V have elements that are...- pyroknife
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- Subspace
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Confirm Subspace: 2x2 Matrices B Where B[1 -1]^t=0
Which of the following is a subspace of M2x2 (the vector space of 2x2 matrices. and explain why or why not: 1) Set of 2x2 matrices A such that det(A)=1 2) set of 2x2 matrices B such that B[1 -1]^t=0 vector To check if something is a subspace I must satisfy 3 conditions (applied for matrix A): 1)...- pyroknife
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- Subspace
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Subspace & Basis: Proving and Understanding
The problem is attached. I'm having problems with parts a and c, well maybe not part a (probably just need to check if I did this part right. I'm just not sure if I'm wording part a right. Anyways for part a I must prove it's a subspace so I must satisfy 3 conditions: 1) 0 is in S 2) if U and...- pyroknife
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- Basis Subspace
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Checking Subspace: Problem Solution
Hi. I'm trying to check if my approach is right. The problem is attached. I need to check these: 1) 0 vector is in S 2) if U and V are in S then U+V is in S 3) if V is in S, then cV where c is a scalar is in S The 1st condition is not satisfied right? Since A*[0 0]^t=[0 0]^t≠[1 2]^t?- Clandry
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- Subspace
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Determining a Subspace: Problem and Conditions
The problem is attached. I need to determine if it's a subspace. So it must satisfy 3 conditions: 1) 0 vector is in S 2) if U and V are in S then U+V is in S 3) if V is in S, then cV where c is a scalar is in S For the 1st condition: I said the 0 vector is not in S, but I'm not sure if...- pyroknife
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- Subspace
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Orthogonal Projection of vector Y onto subspace S
Homework Statement Let S be the linear span of the orthogonal set: {[3 2 2 2 2]T,[2 3 -2 -2 -2]T,[2 -2 3 -2 -2]T} Calculate the orthogonal projection of Y = [1 2 -1 3 1]T onto S. The Attempt at a Solution Not sure how to go about this... Do i find a vector that is orthogonal...- ElijahRockers
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- Orthogonal Projection Subspace Vector
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Given a subspace S<=V, prove that there exists T<=V such that V=S⊕T.
Homework Statement V is a vector space The Attempt at a Solution If S is smaller than V then there exists a T such that S + T = V. OTHERWISE S = V. I'm not sure what assumptions am I making which I could break down to prove...- ashina14
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- Subspace
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help