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The phrase "a linear subspace of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical contexts, particularly in linear algebra, to describe a subset of a vector space that is also a vector space itself.
Example: "The set of all solutions to the homogeneous equation forms a linear subspace of the vector space."
Alternatives: "a vector subspace of" or "a linear subset of".
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P is a linear subspace of ℓ∞.
Then W is a linear subspace of (R^{2}).
Let ℭ be a linear subspace of ℂ.
Moreover, A ( m ) is a linear subspace of S ( m ) for any m ∈ N ( 0 ).
(G(mathcal{T}^{-1})) is a linear subspace of (Ytimes X).
AP is a linear subspace of ℓ∞ and P ⊂ P ̄ = S P ⊂ A P ⊂ ℓ ∞.
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For a linear subspace A of ({mathcal A}), set begin{aligned} mu (A) = lim _{omega } frac{dim (Acap W_i)}{dim (W_i)}.
A linear subspace S of an algebra G is called reflexive if a ∈ S whenever a ∈ G and paq = 0 for every pair p, q of indempotents in G such that pSq = {0}.
For each (k in mathbb {N}_0), define a linear subspace (W_k) of (L_mathbb {K}(E)) by begin{aligned} W_k = mathrm {span}( { gamma mu _0^k :gamma in mathcal {P} } ) end{aligned}Thus for any different (k,l in mathbb {N}_0), we have (dim (W_k) = |mathcal {P}|) and the collection of subspaces ({ W_k }) is independent.
Of special importance is the notion of a closed linear subspace of a Hilbert space that, with the inner product induced by restriction, is also complete (being a closed set in a complete metric space) and therefore a Hilbert space in its own right.
MPCA computes a linear subspace representing the variance of data due to the variation of each factor as well as the linear subspace of the image space itself.
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