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Unit 1: Vector Space over Fields




                                                                                                Notes
                                                ),
                                       = [a  (c e b  (d  f  )]
          [addition is associative in real numbers]
                                       =  ( , ) (a b  c  , e d  ) f

                                                       f
                                       =  ( , ) [(a b  c d ) ( , )]
                                                     e
          So the addition is associative in R
          (R ) : (0, 0) + (a, b) = (0 + a, 0 + b) = (a, b)   (a, b)  R, so that (0, 0) is the additive identity in R.
            3
                        b
                       a
                                ,
          (R ) :  ( a b ) ( , ) ( a a b b ) (0,0)  so the additive inverse of (a, b), is (–a, –b)  (a, b)  R.
                 ,
            4
          (R ) :             (a, b) + (c, d) = (a + c, b + d)
            5
                                       = (c a ,d b )
                                             [because addition is commutative in real numbers]
                                       =  ( , ) ( , )c d  a b  (a, b), (c, d)  R.
          (R ): [(a, b), (c, d)] [e, f]
            6
                                       = ( ,ac bd )( , )
                                               e
                                                 f
                                       =  {( ) ,(ac e bd ) }
                                                 f
                                       =  { ( , , (a c e b d f  )}
                                                [because ordinary multiplication is associative]

                                       = ( , )( , ,a b c e d f  )

                                                                  f
                                                        a
                                                          b
                                                              d
                                                            c
                                                                e
                                       = ( , )[( , )( , )]a b  c d e f  ( , )( , )( , ) R 
          (R ) :  ( , )[( , ) ( , )]a b  c d  e f
            7
                                       = ( , )(a b c e ,d  ) f
                                       = (a c a e b d b f  )   (by distributive law of reals)
                                               ,
                                       = (a c b d ),(a e b f  )
                                                  ,
                                                   a
                                             c
                                                        f
                                       = (a b ),( , ) ( , )( , ) .
                                                      e
                                               d
                                                    b
          Similarly
                                                    b
                                                  a
                                               f
                                             e
                                       [(c d ) ( , )]( , )
                                       = (c d ) ( , ) ( , )( , ) .
                                                b
                                                        a
                                                      f
                                                          b
                                                    e
                                              a
          Hence R is a ring.
          Now, in order to show that R is a ring with zero divisors we must produce at least two non-zero
          elements whose product is zero. Clearly neither (a, 0) with a   0 nor (0, b) with b   0 is the zero
          element (additive identity) or R yet their product
                                      ( ,0)(0, ) ( .0,0. ) (0,0)
                                                    b
                                            b
                                      a
                                                a
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