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Rank of the Dual Map: Theorem 7.6
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This lecture covers Theorem 7.6, focusing on the rank of the dual map in linear applications. It explains the relationship between bases of the image and its dual, providing a proof and discussing specific bases choices. The lecture also delves into matrices, defining the space of coefficients, matrix elements, and scalar matrices. It concludes with the matrix associated with a linear application.
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