Vector spaces, linear applications, injective functions, rank theorem, class functions, infinite dimension
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[...] Vector Spaces Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise Let and . On a car the class functions [...]
[...] Using the rank theorem we have So . On suppose que and . For all , on a . In fact, if then here is an element of . On a donc . On suppose que , on en déduit que . If one chooses an application such as is bijective, then we deduce that , so then as we have shown previously. Therefore, there exists as required and . Exemple (with matrices) : et . On a , et here is well invertible. [...]
[...] So and thus (car On en deduce that , so . On the other hand, it is assumed that and we will show that . So it , then . For on a donc , so . Or , on a alors and so , from where . Thus . According to we always have . On en deduce that . According to the rank theorem Given that , on en déduit alors que . On then has the first equivalence . [...]
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