Linear span
Definition
Let be a field, let be a vector space over , and let . The linear span of is the set of all linear combinations of finitely many vectors of :
Remarks
The span is a linear subspace of , and it is the intersection of all subspaces of that contain . The span of the empty set is . In , the span of one nonzero vector is a line through the origin. The span of two non-parallel vectors is a plane through the origin.
Explanations
L1 human
The span of some vectors is everything we can reach from them by scaling and adding. Two arrows in space that do not point along the same line span a whole plane. The span is always a subspace.
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