Sum and intersection of subspaces
[17/35%]Prove that the space of square matrices of order is the direct sum of the subspace of symmetric matrices and the subspace of skew-symmetric matrices of the same order.
Prove that the space of polynomials of degree at most is the direct sum of the subspace of even polynomials of degree at most and the subspace of odd polynomials of degree at most .
Prove that an -dimensional vector space is the direct sum of the subspace of vectors all of whose coordinates are equal to each other, and the subspace of vectors the sum of whose coordinates equals 0.
A matrix of rows is given. Prove that the -dimensional arithmetic space is the direct sum of the linear span of the columns of and the subspace of solutions of the system of linear equations .
Prove that the -dimensional arithmetic space is the direct sum of the vector subspaces spanned by the systems of vectors and :
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Decompose the given vector of the -dimensional arithmetic space into a sum of two vectors, one of which lies in , and the other in , where is the linear span of the system of vectors , and is the linear span of the system of vectors . Verify the uniqueness of the decomposition:
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Find the projection of the given vector of the -dimensional arithmetic space onto the vector subspace parallel to the vector subspace , where is the linear span of the system of vectors , and is the linear span of the system of vectors :
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Find the dimension and a basis of the sum and intersection of the vector subspaces of the -dimensional arithmetic space spanned by the systems of vectors and :
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Find the dimension and a basis of the sum and intersection of the vector subspaces of the space of square matrices of order 3, spanned by the systems of matrices and . .
Find the dimension and a basis of the sum and intersection of the vector subspaces of the space of polynomials of degree at most 3, spanned by the systems of polynomials , and .
Using the notion of the sum of two vector subspaces, prove the inequality , where and are two matrices of the same size .
Prove that the sum of two vector subspaces and is a direct sum if and only if at least one vector is uniquely represented in the form , where .
Let and be two vector subspaces of a finite-dimensional vector space. Prove that:
if the sum of the dimensions of and is greater than the dimension of the whole space, then the intersection contains a nonzero vector
if the dimension of the sum of and is one more than the dimension of their intersection, then one of these subspaces is contained in the other.
Prove that for any vector subspace of a finite-dimensional vector space there exists another subspace such that the whole space is the direct sum of and .
Let be three vector subspaces;
Prove that .
Is the case possible? Give a corresponding example.
Prove that the sum of the vector subspaces coincides with the set of vectors representable in the form , where .
Let be three vector subspaces. Prove that
Prove that the sum of the vector subspaces is a direct sum if and only if at least one vector is uniquely represented in the form , where (a generalization of problem 21. 11).