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Vector spaces: Hilbert space

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This lecture covers the concept of vector spaces, focusing on the vector space of oriented arrows in 3D space and the introduction of a basis to construct an isomorphism with R3. It also explains the Hilbert space and the expansion in a basis set, emphasizing the practical implications of defining a basis in a vector space.

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