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: where is the vector with a in the th Coordinate and elsewhere. In many ways, it is the "obvious" basis. For example, the standard basis for R3 is given by the three vectors : : : Coordinates with respect to this basis are the usual -coordinates. Often the standard basis of R3 is denoted by {'''i''', '''j''', '''k'''} or {'''i'''1, '''i'''2, '''i'''3}. 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 Poincaré-Birkhoff-Witt Theorem . Gröbner Bases are also sometimes called standard bases. SEE ALSO REFERENCES |
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