Lecture

Bijectivity Criterion

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This lecture covers the bijectivity criterion in linear algebra, stating that for a linear application between finite-dimensional vector spaces, if the application is bijective, then the dimensions of the spaces are equal. It also explores the implications of injectivity and surjectivity in relation to bijectivity, providing proofs and examples to illustrate the concepts.

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