Re: Vector Sequence
in article
<25494719.1133522918419.javamail.jakarta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, yo
wang <yowang_nanking@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
|Suppose V is a vector space over a field F, and dim(V)=n>0. Prove
|that, there is a vector sequence S = {alpha_k in V; k=1..oo}, in
|which any n vectors form a basis of V.
given such a sequence s for v, s' := q, alpha_1+q, alpha2+q, ... is
obviously such a sequence for v + <q>.
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