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linear algebra - Find a basis for $ImT$ and represent the image . . .
By looking at the basis i built for ImT I m T it seems that the first element is always 0 In contrast, by looking at T(G) T (G) i have just build, it seems that the first element in the image, not always zero but T(G) T (G) and BImT B I m T both represent the same thing - ImT I m T, no? So how it look like they dont represent the same thing?
linear algebra - if $T: V\to V$ and $ dim (KerT)+dim (ImT)=dimV $ can i . . .
But how can i proof that KerT ∩ ImT = {0} K e r T ∩ I m T = {0} or disprove it linear-algebra linear-transformations Share Cite
Show that $ImT^t=(kerT)°$ - Mathematics Stack Exchange
Let T: V → W T: V → W be linear transformation and V have a finite dimension Show that ImTt = (kerT)° I m T t = (k e r T) ° I have to prove it by mutual inclusion I have proven the first inclusion but I don't know how to prove that (kerT)° (k e r T) ° is contained in ImTt I m T t And I don't know the theory for orthogonal complements yet, so the problem has to be solved using the
Find Base for ImT and KerT - Mathematics Stack Exchange
Linear Alegbra - Find Base for ImT and KerT Ask Question Asked 10 years, 9 months ago Modified 10 years, 9 months ago
mistake in calculations for ImT and KerT - Mathematics Stack Exchange
I was asked to calculate ImT and KerT for the following linear transformation I got to a result for both, but as can be seen from my conclusions, I know there must be a mistake somewhere along the
Prove that $T^*$ is injective iff $ImT$ Is dense
Let X,Y be two normed spaces, and T: X → Y T: X → Y a bounded linear operator prove that the adjoint operator T∗ T ∗ (T∗f(x) = f(Tx) T ∗ f (x) = f (T x) is injective iff ImT I m T is dense any help would be great guys I did try a bit to solve it myself, using the deffinition of injective and going straightforward It didn't work I suppose that I have to use some theorem in order
Let $V$ be a linear space and $S,T : V \to V$ linear transformations . . .
if ImST = {0} I m S T = {0} then ImT ⊆ KerS I m T ⊆ K e r S The correct answer is the third option and I am trying to understand why I tried looking at rules and such that might be related to the question such as
Trying to show a projection from $Im T$ along $Ker T$ given that $T^2=T$
Given T2 = T T 2 = T, I have already proved that there exists a vector space V = Im P ⊕ Ker P V = Im P ⊕ Ker P I am having trouble proving that T is a projection onto ImT I m T along KerT K e r T I tried the following:
V = ImT \\oplus \\ KerT - Mathematics Stack Exchange
Linear Tranformation that preserves Direct sum V = ImT ⊕ KerT V = I m T ⊕ K e r T Ask Question Asked 12 years, 5 months ago Modified 12 years, 5 months ago
Column space and Im (T) and the rank - Mathematics Stack Exchange
The column space of T T and im(T) im (T) are the same thing The rank is the dimension of this subspace, sometimes it is so by definition, sometimes it is so because you can prove it