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: „Austerianer“ vs. „Spendanigans“ of . and . of a collection of sets. We write . ∈ . to mean that . is an element of a set ., . ∉ . to mean that . is not an element of ., and . ⊂ . (or . ⊃ .) to mean that . is a subset of .. We also use the standard notation ∪ and ∩ for unions and intersections, respectively.卜闻 发表于 2025-3-26 03:08:33
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„Whatever it takes“ und die Bankenunion and the elementary concepts associated with linear spaces. In this chapter we review these ideas, largely to fix terminology and notation. Readers wishing to improve their acquaintance with any part of linear algebra, or to pursue in greater depth any of the topics discussed below, might consult [1瘙痒 发表于 2025-3-26 09:26:09
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