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[0ZV] A norm is an operation that maps a vector \(v∈ X\) in a real number \(\| v\| \), which satisfies

  1. \(\| v\| β‰₯ 0\) and \(\| v\| =0\) if and only if \(v=0\);

  2. for every \(v∈ X\) and \(t∈ {\mathbb {R}}\) we have \(|t|\, \| v\| =\| tv\| \) (we will say that the norm is absolutely homogeneous);

  3. (Triangle inequality) for every \(v,w∈ X\) we have

    \[ \| v+w\| ≀ \| v\| +\| w\| \quad ; \]

    this says that one side of a triangle is less than the sum of the other two.

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  • normed vector space
  • norm
  • \(\Vert \cdot \Vert \) , see also norm
  • function, absolutely homogeneous
  • triangle inequality
  • inequality, triangle --- , see triangle inequality
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