Lecture

Orthogonal Projection: Concepts and Applications

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This lecture covers the concept of orthogonal projection, focusing on defining the projection of a vector onto another vector, the conditions for such a projection, and the properties of orthogonal families. The instructor explains how to determine the orthogonal projection of a vector, emphasizing the importance of the direction of the vector. The lecture also discusses the minimization aspect of orthogonal projection and its analytical applications.

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