Orthogonal SystemOrthogonality Consider : an inner product space and also a normed space with for . are orthogonal. The inner product is a real number, and the angle formed by is defined as , If the following holds for then is an orthonormal system. If the elements of can be arranged as a sequence, then is an orthonormal sequence. Fourier expansion inner product space finite or countable infinite orthonormal sequence If , Fourier series Bessel's inequality Completeness If , then is a complete sequence when . Linear combination field: the set of first-order, linear combinations of The three statements below are equivalent:
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