(1). It is clear that we have a linear subspace. In order to prove the statement about the dimension, let be an
direct complement
of in , so that
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Let be a basis of . Every linear mapping from maps to , and on
(or on a basis thereof)
we have free choice. Therefore
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and the statement follows from
fact.
(2). It is clear that we have a linear subspace. The natural mapping
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of
fact (2)
is injective in this case. Therefore,
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(3). It is clear that we have a linear subspace. In the finite-dimensional case, let
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be a direct sum decomposition. Due to
fact,
we have
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and
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Therefore, the dimension equals
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(4). Setting
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we have
.
Hence, (4) follows from (3).