proposition 5.28 Gram–Schmidt

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proposition 5.28: Gram–Schmidt5.28definition 5.14: Linear independence5.14definition 5.18: Inner product5.18definition 5.27: Orthonormal basis5.27equation 5.44: eq:lin-norm-assoc5.44corollary 5.29: Orthogonal decomposition5.29proposition 12.23: Gram–Schmidt in a Hilbert space12.23proposition 5.42: The adjoint exists, is unique, and is linear5.42proposition 5.155: Averaging trick5.155theorem 5.86: Simultaneous diagonalization of a definite pencil5.86theorem 5.84: Spectral theorem for a real symmetric operator5.84proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-5proofdefinition 5.5: Linear combination5.5corollary 5.62: A functional that annihilates a set of constraints5.62definition 5.15: Basis5.15lemma 5.38: Exchange and completion5.38lemma 13.136: Discrete subgroups of ℝ^f13.136proposition 5.75: Eigenvectors for distinct eigenvalues are independent5.75proposition 5.31: Gram criterion5.31proposition 5.20: Cauchy–Schwarz inequality5.20definition 4.33: Vector space4.33definition 7.96: Plane7.96definition 12.2: Hilbert space12.2definition 12.94: Tensor product of Hilbert spaces12.94definition 5.41: Adjoint5.41definition 5.32: Levi–Civita symbol; cross product5.32definition 5.24: Orthogonal vectors5.24definition 5.144: Unitary representation5.144example 12.9: The sequence space \ell^212.9example 12.11: The function space L^212.11proposition 12.6: Parallelogram law and polarization12.6proposition 5.63: prop:lin-dual-inner-product5.63proposition 5.130: An orthogonal transformation is an isometry5.130definition 5.26: Orthogonal basis5.26definition 5.25: Unit vector5.25definition 12.26: Orthonormal system; Fourier coefficients12.26definition 5.7: Vector subspace5.7proposition 5.153: prop:rep-unitary-completely-reducible5.153theorem 5.43: The four fundamental subspaces5.43proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-6proofneighborhood truncated

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