How to show the existence of $alpha_1,cdots,alpha_n$ as a basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$?
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In (2.9) Lemma, how to show the existence of $alpha_1,cdots,alpha_n$ as a basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$?
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In (2.9) Lemma, how to show the existence of $alpha_1,cdots,alpha_n$ as a basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$?
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
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In (2.9) Lemma, how to show the existence of $alpha_1,cdots,alpha_n$ as a basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$?
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In (2.9) Lemma, how to show the existence of $alpha_1,cdots,alpha_n$ as a basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$?
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
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Let $beta_1, cdots,beta_n$ be any basis of $L|K$, we can use this method to get $alpha_1,cdots, alpha_n$ as basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$.
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Let $beta_1, cdots,beta_n$ be any basis of $L|K$, we can use this method to get $alpha_1,cdots, alpha_n$ as basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$.
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Let $beta_1, cdots,beta_n$ be any basis of $L|K$, we can use this method to get $alpha_1,cdots, alpha_n$ as basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$.
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Let $beta_1, cdots,beta_n$ be any basis of $L|K$, we can use this method to get $alpha_1,cdots, alpha_n$ as basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$.
Let $beta_1, cdots,beta_n$ be any basis of $L|K$, we can use this method to get $alpha_1,cdots, alpha_n$ as basis of $L|K$ which is contained in $B$.
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It would be a great idea at least to put the pic straight up...
– DonAntonio
Nov 17 at 23:01