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Finding an orthonormal basis for a subspace
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[QUOTE="vela, post: 4875703, member: 221963"] I don't see how those formulas could be an abbreviated form of the Gram-Schmidt process. If they indeed are, you've overlooked important details in their derivation because they don't apply to this problem. I'd guess, however, that you've misunderstood what those particular equations are used for. In any case, using the original formulas should get you the correct answer. [/QUOTE]
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