Direct Sum

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2/3 circle plus 1/2 is 3/5

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[@Kudravets-Diana]

How does this relate to a direct sum?😅

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it's BASED :D. I didn't expect that coming.

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Love this Dr. πM

[@ronpearson1912]

So how does the direct sum relate to exclusive gates XOR XNOR? They use the direct sum symbol as the algebraic equivalent to the truth table.

[@lacanian1500]

this was a really good explanation, thank you!

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Please make a video about characteristic polynomial and trace of matrix!

[@Gaelrenaultdu06]

Hello, i had a question. What makes us suppose the only intersection is the zero vector ? The following proof is right, but only assuming W inter Z = {0}. How do we proof this is the case, how do we prove that the only element in W inter Z is the zero vector?

[@sueton1797]

This comes from the definition of a direct sum. A direct sum is defined as a sum between two "spaces" iff the intersection is only the 0 element.

[@drscott1]

Very nice. Thank you

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Thank you sir.

[@faizanurrehman6220]

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[@rodrigocalixto470]

How could we prove this without assuming that V is finite dimensional?

[@sayanjitb]

Dear sir eager to know more about the general version of "Direct Sum"!

[@drpeyam]

I already have a video on this :)

[@sumers9396]

great video, thanks a lot..

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[@drpeyam]

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[@drpeyam]

Yeah :)

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Awesome

[@rob876]

So ℝ² = ℝ⊕ℝ ?

[@drpeyam]

Yeah

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Good but can’t zoom in

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[@debasisbehera8403]

Let A and B be subspaces of R^3 defined by A={(x,yz)€R^3/x=y=z},B={(0,y,z)/y,z€R} Prove that R^3=AdirectsumB. Solve this for me.

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