Linear and multilinear algebra; matrix theory Proposition
A linear isometry preserves the inner product
Builds on Linear isometryPolarisation identity
Statement
Let and be inner product spaces over or , with the induced norms, and let be a linear isometry. Then, for all ,
Remarks
The proof applies the polarisation identity, which writes inner products in terms of norms. Conversely, a linear map that keeps inner products keeps norms. So a linear isometry also keeps angles and orthogonality.
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- Vector space definition
- Inner product definition
- Linear map definition
- Norm definition
- Inner product space definition
- Normed vector space definition
- Linear isometry definition
- Norm induced by an inner product definition
- Polarisation identity statement
- A linear isometry preserves the inner product statement
Further reading
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isometry, Linear isometry
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| MSC | 15A04, 46C05 |
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| Uses | Linear isometry, Polarisation identity |
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