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Past exam of the linear algebra course of the University of Oxford / 2023 / 1 / b / iii / Solution

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Suppose U is an invariant subspace for T. For φ∈U0 and u∈U, the dual map satisfies
(T′φ)(u)=φ(Tu)=0,
(1)
because Tu∈U and the annihilator of a vector subspace consists of the linear functionals vanishing there. Thus
T′(U0)⊆U0​.
(2)
This is the correspondence between invariant subspaces and annihilators.

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