 Right radical of a bilinear form

The right radical is $\{w\in V:B(v,w)=0\text{ for every }v\in V\}$. If $A$ is the matrix of a bilinear form, this condition is $Aw=0$. For $B(v,w)=v_1{w}_2$ from the left radical example, the right radical is $\mathrm{span}\{(1,0)\}$. The left radical and right radical differ here because the bilinear form is neither symmetric nor alternating. For a symmetric bilinear form or an alternating bilinear form, reversing a zero pairing preserves zero and the two linear subspaces coincide.