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    The document discusses T-invariant subspaces of a linear operator T on a finite-dimensional vector space V. A subspace W of V is T-invariant if T maps any vector w in W back into W. When W is T-invariant, the linear operator T can be restricted to W, resulting in a new linear operator from W to W. The proof shows that the sum and intersection of T-invariant subspaces are also T-invariant.

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    The document discusses T-invariant subspaces of a linear operator T on a finite-dimensional vector space V. A subspace W of V is T-invariant if T maps any vector w in W back into W. When W is T-invariant, the linear operator T can be restricted to W, resulting in a new linear operator from W to W. The proof shows that the sum and intersection of T-invariant subspaces are also T-invariant.

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    Exercise 12 (Final exam 2010) Let T be a linear operator on a finite-dimensional vector space V.

    A subspace W of V is said to be T-invariant if T(w) W for every w W. When a subspace W is Tinvariant then we may restrict T to get a linear operator : W W. (This just means using exactly the same T as before but only evaluating it on vectors from the subset W of the domain.) Below, W denotes a T-invariant subspace.

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