Let T : V → V be a linear operator where V is finite dimensional. If U is a subspace of V , let U = {uo +T(u1)+.+T*(u½) : u; E U,0 < k
Let T : V → V be a linear operator where V is finite dimensional. If U is a subspace of V , let U = {uo +T(u1)+.+T*(u½) : u; E U,0 < k
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