Basis for the tensor product/Statement

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Statement

Let F be a field and let ((Vi,F))ki=1 be a family of finite dimensional vector spaces. Let ni:=Dim(Vi) and e(i)1,,e(i)ni denote a basis for Vi, then we claim[1]:

  • B:={e(1)i1e(k)ik | j{1,,k}N[1ijnj]}

Is a basis for the tensor product of the family of vector spaces, V1Vk


Note that the number of elements of B, denoted |B|, is ki=1ni or ki=1Dim(Vi), thus:

  • Dim(V1Vk)=ki=1ni[1]

References

  1. <cite_references_link_many_accessibility_label> 1.0 1.1 Introduction to Smooth Manifolds - John M. Lee