Re: R^4 subspace question
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transgalactic
$\displaystyle dim(W\cap U\cap V)\geq17$ is it correct?
Impossible, $\displaystyle W\cap U\cap V\subset \mathbb{R}^4$ so, $\displaystyle \dim (W\cap U\cap V)\leq 4$ .
Re: R^4 subspace question
indeed, we have 4 = dim(R^4) ≥ dim(U+V) = dim(U) + dim(V) - dim(U∩V) = 6 - dim(U∩V).
this means that dim(U∩V) ≥ 6-4 = 2.
now we also have 4 ≥ dim((U∩V)+W) = dim(U∩V) + dim(W) - dim((U∩V)∩W) ≥ 5 - dim(U∩V∩W).
this means that dim(U∩V∩W) ≥ 5-4 = 1.
Re: R^4 subspace question
ok i understand now
thanks