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The Dirac delta is a unitary vector when represented on a vectorial basis it's a component of. I don't know what kind of justification you expect. There's a Di
by marcosdumay 2y ago
The Dirac delta is a unitary vector when represented on a vectorial basis it's a component of.
I don't know what kind of justification you expect. There's a Dirac delta sized "hole" on linear algebra, that mathematicians need a name for. It's not like we can just leave it there, unfilled.