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The set of all linear maps from V→WV\to WV→W is defined as L(V,W):={T:V→W∣T is a linear map}\mathscr{L}(V,W):=\{T:V\to W|T\text{ is a linear map} \}L(V,W):={T:V→W∣T is a linear map} If V=WV=WV=W then we shorten this notation to L(V)\mathscr{L}(V)L(V). An element of L(V)\mathscr{L}(V)L(V) is called an operator.