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: where is the vector with a in the th Coordinate and elsewhere. In many senses, it is the "obvious" basis. Standard basis are perfectly localized in the sense that all but one element of each base are zero. For example the standard basis for R3 is given by the three vectors : : : Coordinates with respect to this basis are the usual -coordinates. Often times the standard basis of R3 is denoted by {'''i''', '''j''', '''k'''}. GENERALIZATIONS There is a ''standard'' basis also for the ring of Polynomial s in ''n'' indeterminates over a Field , namely the Monomial s. All of the preceding are special cases of the family : where is any set and is the Kronecker Delta , equal to zero whenever ''i≠j'' and equal to 1 if ''i=j''. This family is the ''canonical'' basis of the ''R''-module ( Free Module ) : of all families : from ''I'' into a Ring ''R'', which are zero except for a finite number of indices, if we interpret 1 as 1''R'', the unit in ''R''. OTHER USAGES The existence of other 'standard' bases has become a topic of interest in Algebraic Geometry , beginning with work of Hodge from 1943 on Grassmannian s. It is now a part of Representation Theory called ''standard monomial theory''. The idea of standard basis in the Universal Enveloping Algebra of a Lie Algebra is established by the PoincarĂ©-Birkhoff-Witt Theorem . SEE ALSO |
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