Lecture

Inverse Applications

Description

This lecture covers the concept of inverse applications in linear algebra, focusing on the conditions for an application to have an inverse, the properties of bijective linear applications, and the notation for inverses. The instructor demonstrates how to prove that the inverse of a bijective linear application is also a linear application, providing a detailed explanation with mathematical examples.

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