Mathematics Asked by maths student on December 25, 2021
Let $V$ be a (real) vector space. Consider the set $mathscr{V}$ consisting of all subspaces of $V .$ Equipping $mathscr{V}$ with the addition of subspaces, is it possible to define a notion of scalar multiplication on $mathscr{V}$ so that it becomes a vector space?
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Set of All subspaces of vector space V form vector space or not ?
As we know sum will be easy to check since if W and Z are subspaces of V then W + Z is also subspace. But what about scalar multiplication.
No. $M+N=M+W$ does not imply $N=W$ so you don't even have to consider scalar multilication.
Answered by Kavi Rama Murthy on December 25, 2021
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