Quotient Space (+ Pics, Properties & Proofs)

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I explain the translation of a linear subspace by a vector. The space that contains all parallel-translations of a subspace, is called quotient space. I show you some important properties and prove them!
Translation of subspaces (0:20)
a + U = b + U criterion & proof (4:22)
Quotient V/U (10:47)
Quotient Space V/U (12:53)
Dimension of V/U & Proof-Sketch (15:57)

*I am sorry for any incorrect pronunciation of English words*

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Best explanation for quotient space on yt. Thanks a lot Sir.

monicabrasow
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I have uploaded a new video, where I prove the rank-nullity theorem using results about quotient spaces from this video.

forty-moo
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Thank you. Your video help a lot! There is very few video about quotient space on YouTube.
I was having difficulty on understanding torus as a quotient space. Your video help me get some basic about quotient space.
I think if you can add some examples about typical quotient spaces, such as torus, people would get more intuition of what quotient space can achieve.

davidtan
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Thank you for your great explanation. There is only a little mistake in the visualization of the subtraction of vectors (b-a). The resulted vector should be placed in U, and not in a+U. Check it in 10:28

AliHasanAli
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Hi what will be the kernal for these quotient space

a.shakila
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Can you explain how to show that elements b_k+1 + U, ..., b_n + U form a basis of V/U?

razbenhaim
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THANK YOU
BUT IF YOU FINISH PROOFING THE DIMENSION THAT WILL BE GREAT

g-abeshawel
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that circle shit every time you click is incredibly annoying especially when you click every second

zwan