Lecture

Linear Applications: Some Basic Concepts

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of linear applications, starting with the definition of an application from one set to another. It explains injective, surjective, and bijective applications, along with examples and the composition of functions. The lecture concludes with a proposition regarding bijective applications and the existence of inverse functions.

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