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Orthogonality and Distance in Functions

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This lecture introduces the concept of orthogonality between vectors, focusing on the angle between non-null vectors and the definition of the angle. The instructor also explains the notion of distance between functions in an infinite-dimensional vector space, emphasizing its importance in various applications such as physics and thermodynamics.

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