![SOLVED: 4.1-7 Hamel basis. Every vector space X# 0 has a Hamel basis: (Cf. Sec: 2.1.) Proof: Let M be the set of all linearly independent subsets of X Since Xz0, it SOLVED: 4.1-7 Hamel basis. Every vector space X# 0 has a Hamel basis: (Cf. Sec: 2.1.) Proof: Let M be the set of all linearly independent subsets of X Since Xz0, it](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/27652bc7b48d4015b5cb31679c055681.jpg)
SOLVED: 4.1-7 Hamel basis. Every vector space X# 0 has a Hamel basis: (Cf. Sec: 2.1.) Proof: Let M be the set of all linearly independent subsets of X Since Xz0, it
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functional analysis - In every nonzero vector space, each element has a unique representation as the linear combination of finitely many elements. - Mathematics Stack Exchange
MEASURE AND OTHER PROPERTIES OF A HAMEL BASIS F. B. JONES A Hamel basis1 is a set a, ô, c, • • • of real numbers such tha
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functional analysis - In every nonzero vector space, each element has a unique representation as the linear combination of finitely many elements. - Mathematics Stack Exchange
![SOLVED: More generally, if X is any vector space, not necessarily finite dimensional, and B is a linearly independent subset of X which spans X, then B is called a basis (or SOLVED: More generally, if X is any vector space, not necessarily finite dimensional, and B is a linearly independent subset of X which spans X, then B is called a basis (or](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/6d2823fba9cd448d8cbd8748225fa822.jpg)