example 5.9 The matrices of a given shape

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example 5.9: The matrices of a given shape5.9definition 4.33: Vector space4.33definition 5.15: Basis5.15definition 4.8: Commutativity; abelian structure4.8definition 4.32: Field4.32definition 4.31: Module4.31definition 4.34: Algebra4.34definition 5.121: Algebra5.121definition 5.101: External direct sum5.101definition 5.18: Inner product5.18definition 5.5: Linear combination5.5definition 5.37: Linear transformation5.37definition 5.19: Norm5.19definition 5.3: Scalar5.3definition 5.115: Sesquilinear form5.115definition 5.4: Vector5.4example 5.8: The coordinate spaces ℝ^n and ℂ^n5.8example 5.10: Functions on a set5.10definition 5.12: Subspace generated by a set of vectors5.12definition 5.14: Linear independence5.14corollary 9.25: Normal modes of a diagonalizable system9.25definition 7.97: Partial derivative; gradient7.97definition 5.17: Components of a vector5.17definition 5.16: Dimension5.16definition 5.60: Functional specified on a basis5.60definition 5.26: Orthogonal basis5.26lemma 5.38: Exchange and completion5.38lemma 5.137: The alternating top form is unique up to scale5.137proposition 5.102: Dimensions add5.102proposition 5.105: Grassmann's formula5.105proposition 5.45: prop:lin-matrix-unique5.45proposition 5.54: prop:lin-same-dim-isomorphic5.54theorem 5.40: Rank–nullity5.40

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