Orthogonal

Definition (Orthogonal vector)

Let VV be an inner product space. Let v,w∈Vv,w\in V, vv and ww are said to be orthogonal if ⟨v,w⟩=0\langle v, w \rangle =0

Definition (2.3.1)

A set of vectors in a Hilbert space is orthogonal if all elements of this set are orthogonal to each other.

Proposition (Orthogonal decomposition)

Let VV be an Inner Product Space, with v,w∈Vv,w\in V and w≠0w\not=0. If we set c=⟨v,w⟩∥w∥2c=\frac{\langle v, w \rangle }{\lVert w \rVert ^{2}} and u=v−cwu=v-cw, then v=u+cwv=u+cw and uu and ww are Orthogonal ⟨u,w⟩=0\langle u, w \rangle =0

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