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- From: Vincent Siles <>
- To: Anders <>
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- Subject: Re: Bijection of vector spaces
- Date: Thu, 3 May 2012 13:09:16 +0200
In particular, how do we write "let f be a homomorphism from V1 to
V2". If I understand correctly, we can
only specify the underlying vectType, but not the vector spaces :
Variable K : fieldType.
Variable V : vectType K.
Variable V1 V2 : {vector V}.
Variable f : 'Hom(V,V).
How do we say "f is from V1 to V2" ?
Best,
Vincent
2012/5/2 Anders <>:
> Hello,
>
> What is the syntax for defining a bijection between two vector spaces?
>
> Our goal is to prove that two vector spaces of the same dimension are
> isomorphic. Any suggestions are welcome.
>
> Best regards,
> Anders
- Bijection of vector spaces, Anders, 05/02/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Vincent Siles, 05/03/2012
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- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
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- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Vincent Siles, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Cyril Cohen, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- RE: Bijection of vector spaces, Georges Gonthier, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- RE: Bijection of vector spaces, Georges Gonthier, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
- Re: Bijection of vector spaces, Laurent Théry, 05/03/2012
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