2025-03-02

1024: For Tensor Product of k Finite-Dimensional Vectors Spaces over Field, Transition of Standard Bases w.r.t. Bases for Vectors Spaces Is This

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description/proof of that for tensor product of k finite-dimensional vectors spaces over field, transition of standard bases w.r.t. bases for vectors spaces is this

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Target Context


  • The reader will have a description and a proof of the proposition that for the tensor product of any k finite-dimensional vectors spaces over any field, the transition of the standard bases with respect to any bases for the vectors spaces is this.

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1: Structured Description


Here is the rules of Structured Description.

Entities:
F: { the fields }
{V1,...,Vk}: { the finite-dimensional F vectors spaces }
V1...Vk: = the tensor product 
{B1,...,Bk}: Bj{ the bases for Vj}={bjl|1ldimVj}
{B1,...,Bk}: Bj{ the bases for Vj}={bjl|1ldimVj}
B: ={[((b1l1,...,bklk))]|bjljBj}, { the bases for V1...Vk}
B: ={[((b1l1,...,bklk))]|bjljBj}, { the bases for V1...Vk}
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Statements:
bjl=bjmMjlm

[((b1l1,...,bklk))]=[((b1m1,...,bkmk))]M1l1m1...Mklkmk
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2: Proof


Whole Strategy: Step 1: see that B and B are some bases for V1...Vk; Step 2: conclude the proposition.

Step 1:

B and B are indeed some bases for V1...Vk, by the proposition that the tensor product of any k finite-dimensional vectors spaces has the basis that consists of the classes induced by any basis elements.

Step 2:

[((b1l1,...,bklk))]=[((b1m1M1l1m1,...,bkmkMklkmk))].

We note the fact that in general, [((v1,...,rvj+rvj,...,vk))]=r[((v1,...,vj,...,vk))]+r[((v1,...,vj,...,vk))]: refer to Note for the definition of tensor product of k vectors spaces over field.

So, [((b1m1M1l1m1,...,bkmkMklkmk))]=[((b1m1,...,bkmk))]M1l1m1...Mklkmk.


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