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For the three given qutrit vectors, ⟨ϕ0​∣=(⟨0∣−i⟨2∣)/2​ and ⟨ϕ2​∣=(⟨0∣+i⟨2∣)/2​. Taking the complex conjugate in the bra is essential. Their squared norms are 1,1,1, and
⟨ϕ0​∣ϕ2​⟩=21​{1+(−i)(−i)}=0,⟨ϕ0​∣ϕ1​⟩=⟨ϕ2​∣ϕ1​⟩=0.
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Thus they are an orthonormal set of three vectors in the three-dimensional inner product space C3. Such a set is linearly independent and spans the space, so it is an orthonormal basis.

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