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No, the set must be an orthonormal basis. For example, two Fourier components technically form an orthonormal set, but do not form a complete basis.
by anonytrary 8y ago
No, the set must be an orthonormal basis. For example, two Fourier components technically form an orthonormal set, but do not form a complete basis.
- nisuni 8y agoYes, I meant basis. My point still stands: so what?