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AKA: Dual vectors, Linear forms, Linear functionals.
More details can be found: at Dual space
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[hide]Definition
Covectors are the name of elements in the dual space of a vector space[1], that is given a vector space (V,F), and its dual space, V∗ we say:
- f∗∈V∗if f∗:V→F and f∗ is linear, recall linear means that:
- ∀x,y∈V ∀α,β∈F[f∗(αx+βy)=αf∗(x)+βf∗(y)]
- ∀x,y∈V ∀α,β∈F[f∗(αx+βy)=αf∗(x)+βf∗(y)]
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References
- Jump up ↑ Liner Algebra via Exterior Products - Sergei Winitzki