Lecture

Base Changes and Rank

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of base changes in vector spaces, focusing on the bijective linear application of coordinate systems, the matrix of base change, and the dimension of kernel and image spaces. It also includes a proof related to the equality of ranks of matrices.

Instructor

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