By Tom M. Apostol
Quantity II of "Calculus", contained during this paintings, provides multi-variable calculus and linear algebra, with purposes to differential equations and chance. quantity I, bought individually, provides one-variable calculus with an advent to linear algebra.
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In a complex linear space, an inner product (x, y) is a complex number satisfying the same axioms as those for a real inner product, except that the symmetry axiom is replaced by the relation (1’) (Hermitian? (X>Y> = (YP 4, symmetry) where (y, x) denotes the complex conjugate of (y, x). In the homogeneity axiom, the scalar multiplier c can be any complex number. From the homogeneity axiom and (l’), we get the companion relation -_ _ (x, cy) = (cy, x) = Q, x) = qx, y). (3’) A complex linear space with an inner product is called a complex Euclidean ‘space.
X,) . The first r elements yl, . . , y,. are in and hence they are in the larger subspace L(x, , . . , x,+~). 14) is a difference of two elements in ,5(x,, . , , x,+~) so it, too, is in L(x,, . . , x,+r). 14) shows that x,+i is the sum of two elements in LQ, , . . , yr+r) so a similar argument gives the inclusion in the other direction: UXl, . . 9 x,+1) s uyl, . . ,y7+1). This proves (b) when k = r + 1. Therefore both (a) and (b) are proved by induction on k. Finally we prove (c) by induction on k.
X,+~) so it, too, is in L(x,, . . , x,+r). 14) shows that x,+i is the sum of two elements in LQ, , . . , yr+r) so a similar argument gives the inclusion in the other direction: UXl, . . 9 x,+1) s uyl, . . ,y7+1). This proves (b) when k = r + 1. Therefore both (a) and (b) are proved by induction on k. Finally we prove (c) by induction on k. The case k = 1 is trivial. Therefore, assume (c) is true for k = r and consider the element y:+r . Because of (b), this element is in so we can write Yk+* =;ciyi = ZT + Cr+lYr+l, where z, E L(y,, .