advanced-linear-algebra
What actually breaks in infinite dimensions
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Some finite-dimensional facts survive intact in infinite dimensions (the spectral theorem for compact self-adjoint operators); others fail outright (every operator has an eigenvalue, every subspace has a complement) -- knowing which is which matters more than either blanket claim.
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What actually breaks in infinite dimensions
Advanced Linear Algebra
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- compact-operators-an-introductory-look required
- orthogonal-versus-oblique-projections required
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