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Hello,
I am having trouble understanding a proof presented here:
http://www.fen.bilkent.edu.tr/~ercelebi/Ax(BxC).pdf
This is a proof of the triple product identity, but I don't understand the last step, where they calculate ##\lambda##. Don't you lose all generality when you state ##\vec A## equals ##\vec C##?
Thanks!
I am having trouble understanding a proof presented here:
http://www.fen.bilkent.edu.tr/~ercelebi/Ax(BxC).pdf
This is a proof of the triple product identity, but I don't understand the last step, where they calculate ##\lambda##. Don't you lose all generality when you state ##\vec A## equals ##\vec C##?
Thanks!