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S^n not a mapping cylinder. S^n and homeom. subspaces
Hi, everyone: I have been trying to show this using the following: Given f: Y-->X IF S^n ~ Y_f(x) , then S^n deformation-retracts to Y , and ( not sure of this) also is homeomorphic to Y (I know Y_f(x) is homotopic to Y ) . But ( so I am branching out into more...- WWGD
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- Cylinder Mapping Subspaces
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Proving Subsets of Rn: Steve's Questions Answered
a) {(x1,x2,x3) | x1+x2 ≥ 0} b) {x∈R3 |proj(1,1,1) (x) ∈ Sp({(1,1,1)})} Prove the set is or is not a subset of R n I have no idea how to solve this. Our textbook gives NO examples of how to prove these Please help me get started, a related example would be great too. :) Thanks-...- shutoutsteve
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- Proof Subspaces
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Linear Algebra and Matrices, Subspaces, basis
Homework Statement I'm unclear about this statement being wrong or not: if C is an x-dimensional subspace of Rn, then a linearly independent set of x vectors in C is a basis for C The Attempt at a Solution I think that it must be a basis since it has independent vectors and it is in x...- war485
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- Algebra Basis Linear Linear algebra Matrices Subspaces
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Subspace & Basis: Proving A is a Subspace of R^3
Homework Statement Let u be a vector where u = [4 3 1]. Let A be the set of all vectors orthogonal to u. Show that A is subspace of R^3. Then find the basis for A. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution For showing that A is a subspace... Zero vector is in A because...- tracedinair
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- Basis Subspaces
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Is the Intersection of Two Subspaces Also a Subspace?
Let H and K be subspaces of a vector space V. Prove that the intersection K and H is a subspace of V. Intuitively I can see that this is true... Both H and K must be closed under vector addition and scalar multiplication so there intersection must also be closed under both those. How do i...- forty
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- Intersection Subspaces
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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What Are the Possible Dimensions of V Intersection W in R4?
If V and W are 2-dimensional subspaces of R4 , what are the possible dimensions of the subspace V intersection W? I am new to subspaces, so I have no clue to this question. Help guys! Options: (A) 1 only (B) 2 only (C) 0 and 1 only (D) 0, 1, and 2 only (E) 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4- helix999
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- Dimensions Subspaces
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Proving Subspaces in Linear Algebra
Homework Statement Let S be a nonempty set and F a field. Prove that for any s_0 \in S, {f \in K(S,F): f(s_0) = 0}, is a subspace of K(S,F). K here is supposed to be a scripted F. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to approach this problem. I know the three...- iwonde
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Invariant subspaces under linear operators
Homework Statement Prove or give a counterexample: If U is a subspace of V that is invariant under every operator on V, then U = {0} or U = V.Homework Equations U is invariant under a linear operator T if u in U implies T(u) is in U.The Attempt at a Solution Assume {0} does not equal U does not...- jimmypoopins
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- Invariant Linear linear operators Operators Subspaces
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Solving U, V, W Subspaces Problem
Hi, I have thius problem to solve. Please, help me! 1. Prove or disprove if U, V, W are subspaces of V for which U (dir sum) W = V (dir sum) W then U=V Thank you in advance!- mivanova
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- Subspaces
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Union of Proper Subspaces Problem
Homework Statement Let V be a vector space over an infinite field. Prove that V is not the union of finitely many proper subspaces of V. The attempt at a solution Suppose V is the union of the proper subspaces U1, ..., Un. Let ui be a vector not in Ui. If u1 + ... + un is in the union...- e(ho0n3
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- Subspaces Union
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is S a Subspace of $\mathbb{R}^n$ Defined by Linear Combinations of Vectors?
Let \vec{u},\vec{v},\vec{w} be fixed vectors in Rn. Define S to be the set of all vectors in Rn which are linear combinations of the form k_1 \vec{u}+k_2 \vec{v}+3 \vec{w}, where k_1,k_2 \in R. Is S a subspace of Rn? Im a little stuck with this one. I've tried defining two vectors...- danago
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- Subspace Subspaces
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Triangular matricies and subspaces
hello again I was asked if the set of all uppertriangular nxn matricies are a subspace of Mnn, how would you check if it has a zero vector and closed under addition and multiplication ? and why did they ask for the upper triangular matrix instead of the lower one? or either- mohdhm
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- Matricies Subspaces
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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What are the types of subspaces in R^4?
There are more answers to this problem, but I'm not sure how to approach it. The subspaces of R^3 are planes, lines, R^3 itself, or Z containing only (0,0,0,0). b. Describe the five type of subspaces of R^4 i. lines thru (0,0,0,0) ii. zero (0,0,0,0) iii. planes thru (0,0,0,0)...- rocomath
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Linear Algebra - Topic: Basis & Subspaces
I have a few questions here, my main problem is not understanding the notations used, hence not understanding the questions. Homework Statement 1. Do the vectors j_{1}= (1,0,-1,2) and j_{2}= (0,1,1,2) form a basis for the space W = {(a,b,c,d) l a - b + c = 0, -2a - 2b + d =0} ? 2...- spring_rolls
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- Algebra Basis Linear Linear algebra Subspaces Topic
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What is the relationship between subspaces V and W if V is contained in W?
subspaces and dimension! Consider two subspaces V and W of R^n ,where V is contained in W. Why is dim(V)<= dim(W)...? "<=" less than or equal to- leilei
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- Dimension Subspaces
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Subspaces of R2 and R3: Understanding Dimensions of Real Vector Spaces
So I'm considering dimensions of real vector spaces. I found myself thinking about the following: So for the vector space R2 there are the following possible subspaces: 1. {0} 2. R2 3. All the lines through the origin. Then I considered R3. For the vector space R3 there are the...- pr0me7heu2
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- Subspaces
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Linear Algebra: 4 Fundamental Subspaces
Homework Statement Without computing A, find the bases for the 4 fundamental subspaces. [1 0 0][1 2 3 4] [6 1 0][0 1 2 3]=A=LU [9 8 1][0 0 1 2] Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution There was an "example" in the book. It just showed the answers. It was: [1 0...- ChEJosh
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- Algebra Fundamental Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Vector spaces, subspaces, subsets, intersections
Homework Statement Let V be a vector space over a field F and let X, Y and Z be a subspaces of V such that X\subseteqY. Show that Y\cap(X+Z) = X + (Y\capZ). (Hint. Show that every element of the LHS is contained on the RHS and vice versa.) Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- karnten07
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- Subsets Subspaces Vector Vector spaces
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Are These Subsets of R^R Subspaces?
Homework Statement Which of the following subsets of the vector space R^R of all functions from R to R are subspaces? (proofs or counterexamples required) U:= f \inR^R, f is differentiable and f'(0) = 0 V:= f\inR^R, f is polynomial of the form f=at^2 for some a\inR = There exists a...- karnten07
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- Subsets Subspaces
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Lin. Algebra - Sum of Dim. of Three Subspaces
Another linear algebra question! What a surprise! :rolleyes: Homework Statement If U1, U2, U3, are subspaces of a finite-dimensional vector space, then show dim(U1 + U2 + U3) = dimU1 + dimU2 + dimU3 - dim(U1 \cap U2) - dim(U1 \cap U3) - dim(U2 \cap U3) + dim(U1 \cap U2 \cap U3) or give a...- steelphantom
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- Algebra Subspaces Sum
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Linear Algebra - Vector Subspaces
Homework Statement Give an example of a nonempty subset U of R2 such that U is closed under scalar multiplication, but U is not a subspace of R2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I think I have it, but I just want to make sure it's right: Let U = {(x, x + 2)} | x is...- steelphantom
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspaces Vector
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How do I find orthogonal projections on subspaces?
[SOLVED] Projections on subspaces Homework Statement I have some questions on this topic: 1) If I have an orthonormal basis for a subspace U and I have a vector A, and I want to find the orthogonal projection of A onto U, then I use the expression written here...- Niles
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- Projections Subspaces
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What is the Proper Subspace Hierarchy in a Vector Space with Infinite Subsets?
Homework Statement Let {W_1,W_2,W_3,...} be a collection of proper subspaces of V (i.e. W_i not=V) such that W_i is a subset of W_(i+1) for all i. Prove that U(W_i) (i from 1 to infinity) is a proper subspace of V The Attempt at a Solution I've already proven that U(W_i) is a subspace of...- mathboy
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- Space Subspaces Vector Vector space
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Vector Spaces, Subsets, and Subspaces
Homework Statement What is an example of a subset of R^2 which is closed under vector addition and taking additive inverses which is not a subspace of R^2? R, in this question, is the real numbers. Homework Equations I know that, for example, V={(0,0)} is a subset for R^2 that...- mrroboto
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- Subsets Subspaces Vector Vector spaces
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Example of a Non-Subspace in R^2 Closed Under Addition and Inverses?
I don't understand this, can someone help?: What is an example of a subset of R^2 which is closed under vector addition and taking additive inverses which is not a subspace of R^2? R, in this question, is the real numbers. Thanks! -
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Is the Intersection of Subspaces a Subspace in a Vector Space?
Hi to all, I really need help fast. How do I solve this question? A solution would be much appreciated. THANKS A MILLION! ======================================================= Let S1 and S2 be the two subspaces in a vector space V. Show that the intersection of S1 and S2 is also...- zhenghao1
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- Intersection Subspaces
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Subspaces and Basis of vector spaces
I am totally lost on the following questions. What does exhibit mean? 1) Show that the given set H is a subspace of ℜ^3 by finding a matrix A such that N(A) = H (in this case, N(A) represents the null space of A). 2) Exhibit a basis for the vector space H. a b {for all R^3...- goldfronts1
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- Basis Subspaces Vector Vector spaces
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Linear Algebra: Invariant Subspaces
Homework Statement Prove or give a counterexample: If U is a subspace of V that is invariant under every operator on V, then U = {0} or U = V. Assume that V is finite dimensional. The attempt at a solution I really think that I should be able to produce a counterexample, however...- *melinda*
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- Algebra Invariant Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Finding Subspaces that Satisfy Specific Intersections in \mathbb{R}^3
Homework Statement Find subspaces A, B, and C of \mathbb{R}^3 so that A \cap B \cap C \ne \{\vec{0}\} and (A + B) \cap C \ne A \cap C + B \cap C. You can specify a subspace by the form A = span\{\vec{e}_1, \vec{e}_2\}.Homework Equations A + B is the set of all vectors in \mathbb{R}^3 of the...- moonbeam
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- Subspaces
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Subspace Addition: Understanding the Union of A and B
I just wanted to know if subspace A + subspace B is the same as the "union of A and B".- moonbeam
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- Addition Subspaces
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Is the Zero Vector Implicit in Vector Subspaces or Must It Be Defined?
Hello Everyone. In a thread in this forum relating to a problem on Subspaces I read that as long as a Vector SubSpace is closed under addition and multiplication we always have the zero vector. I can see that we can always get the zero vector but do we not have to define a zero vector first...- matheinste
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- Subspaces Vector Zero
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Is the Orthogonal Complement of a U-Invariant Subspace Also U-Invariant?
Homework Statement Let U be a unitary operator on an inner product space V, and let W be a finite-dimensional U-invariant subspace of V. Prove that (a) U(W) = W (b) the orthogonal complement of W is U-invariant (for ease of writing let the orthogonal complement of W be represented by...- redyelloworange
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- Invariant Subspaces
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Is R={(x,y,z,w) belongs to R^4; x+y+sz-w=s^2-2s} a subspace of R^4?
I came across a problem in linear algebra asking me to find for which values of s the following set: R={(x,y,z,w) belongs to R^4; x+y+sz-w=s^2-2s} is a subspace of R^4 with respect to the usual additoin and scalar multiplication. Any idea to solve this question? Thanks in advance- Neoon
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Subspaces
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Chapter07.pdfCan Killing Vectors Derive the Schwarzschild Metric?
"Is it possible to derive the Schwarzschild metric from Killing vectors, thus saving all that work with the Ricci tensor etc." -
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Thank you!Is my understanding of T-invariant subspaces correct?
Hello, can anyone tell me if I understand this right? :rolleyes: I have a t-invariant subspace with basis B, and I extend the basis B to be a basis B' for the entire vector space by adding L.I. vectors to it. Then I put B under a linear transformation, T:V --> V, and I will get a set of...- quasar_4
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- Subspaces
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How to find bases for subspaces
Homework Statement I'm given a subspace in F^5 (not sure how to note that online) and asked to find a basis and dimension for it. I know it should be really easy, but ... Homework Equations We're given subspace W1 = {a1,a2,a3,a4,a5) in F^5: a1-a3-a4=0} . We also know from linear...- quasar_4
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- Bases Subspaces
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Subspaces of P spaces and C[a,b] spaces
Homework Statement Determine whether the set of polynomials of degree 3 form a subspace of P(4) Homework Equations P(4) = c_3 x^3 + c_2 x^2 + c_1 x + c_0 The Attempt at a Solution \alpha P(4_1) = \alpha c_3 x^3 + \alpha c_2 x^2 + \alpha c_1 x + \alpha c_0 This just scales the...- seang
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Understanding Vector Spaces and Subspaces
hi, I am confused about vector spaces and subspaces. I've just started a book on linear algebra, and i understood the 1st chapter which delt with gaussian reduction of systems of linear equations, and expressing the solution set as matricies, but the 2nd chapter deals with vectors and I'm...- aeroboyo
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- Subspaces Vector Vector spaces
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Which Subspaces of the Vector Space of Real Valued Functions Are Valid?
V = F(R, R), the vector space of all real valued functions f(x) of a real variable x. Which are subspaces of V? (A) {f | f(0) = 0} (B) {f | f(0) = 1} (C) {f | f(0) = f(1)} (D) C^0(R) = {f | f is continous} (E) C^1(R) = {f | f is differentiable and f' is continous}...- VinnyCee
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LINEAR ALGEBRA: Consider 2X2 Matrices - What are the subspaces?
Consider 2-by-2 matrices \mathbf{A} =\left( \begin{array}{cc}a & b \\c & d \\\end{array} \right) \in \mathbbm{R}^{2 X 2}. Which of the following are subspaces of \mathbbm{R}^{2 X 2}? (A) {A | c = 0} (B) {A | a + d = 0} (C) {A | ad - bc = 0} (D) {A | b = c} (E) {A | Av = 2v}, where...- VinnyCee
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Matrices Subspaces
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Algorithms for quantifying intersections of subspaces
Greetings, I'd like to know how one goes about finding a basis for the intersection of two subspaces V and W of a given vector space U. I am aware of the identity V \cap W = (V^{\per} \cup W^{\per})^{\per} (essentially the orthogonal space of the union of orthogonal spaces of V and W), but this...- v0id
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- Algorithms Subspaces
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Solving Vector Space and Subspace Problems in Linear Algebra
i've been having some trouble with my linear algebra homework and I am wondering if you guys could give me some insight or tips on these problems: Let v be any vector from V, and let a be any real number such that av=0. Show that either a=0 or v=0. - i was thinking about assuming the...- JasonJo
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- Subspaces Vector Vector spaces
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Do Equal Dimension Subspaces Imply Equality?
A and B are two subspaces contained in a finite vector space V and dimA = dimB Can we conclude A=B? In that subspaces A and B are really the same subspace and every element in one is in the other? I think yes because if dimA=dimB then their basis will contain the same number of vectors...- pivoxa15
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- Subspaces
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Cyclic Subspaces: Proving Equality of Zero Spaces for Coprime Polynomials
prove that Z(v,T)=Z(u,T) iff g(T)(u)=v, where g(t) is prime compared to a nullify -T of u. (which means f(t) is the minimal polynomial of u, i.e f(T)(u)=0). (i think that when they mean 'is prime compared to' that f(t)=ag(t) for some 'a' scalar). i tried proving this way: suppose, g(T)(u)=v...- MathematicalPhysicist
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- Cyclic Subspaces
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Finding the Intersection of Subspaces with Given Spanning Vectors
How do you find the intersection of subspaces when the subspaces are given by the span of 3 vectors? For example, U is spanned by { X1 , X2 , X3} and V is spanned by { Y1, Y2, Y3}. Thanks in advance.- Tereno
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- Intersection Subspaces
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Infinitely many subspaces in R3 ?
infinitely many "subspaces" in R3 ? In R3, there are zero, 1, 2, 3 dimensional subspaces. But how can I express them with 'specific' example, using variables x,y,and z?- Mimi
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- Subspaces
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Subspaces in R4: Get Started & Understand Now
I'm so lost! 1. W is the set of all vectors in R4 such that x1 + x3 = x2 + x4. Is W a subspace of R4 and Why? How do i get started here? I'm thoroughly confused on this whole idea of vector spaces and such.- Pengwuino
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Does the Addition of Subspaces Always Result in Unique Additive Identities?
Suppose U is a subspace of V. Then U+U = U+{0}=U, right? So the operation of addition of vector spaces does not have unique additive identities. *typo in title- Treadstone 71
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- Subspaces
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Linear Algebra - Subspaces proof
Hello, just wondering if my proof is sufficient. Here is the question from my book: Show that the following sets of elements in R2 form subspaces: (a) The set of all (x,y) such that x = y. ------- So if we call this set W, then we must show the following: (i) 0 \in W (ii) if v,w \in W, then...- mattmns
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- Algebra Linear Linear algebra Proof Subspaces
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How Do You Calculate Orthogonal Projections in Polynomial Subspaces?
Hi, can someone shed some light on the following question. It's been bothering me for a while and I'd like to know where I went wrong. Here is what I can remember of the question. The following is an inner product for polynomials in P_3(degree <= 3): \left\langle {f,g} \right\rangle =...- Benny
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- Subspaces
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