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[Lec 1] Everything is Functions and Functions are just fancy vectors | Intro to Functional Analysis

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1.4.6 Vector Functions that Map Vectors to Vectors (Now also visit http://www.ulaff.net)

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Functions are kind of like vectors – the inner product.

Functions are kind of like vectors – the inner product.

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