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Tdenotes the space of infinity sequence of real numbers,T(ft)=f'(t)fromP to P.

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The functionT is linear transformation but not isomorphism

Step by step solution

01

Determine the linearity of T.

Consider the function Tft=f'tfromP toP.

A function is called a linear transformation on if the functionD satisfies the following properties.

(a)D(x+y)=D(x)+D(y)for all x,y.

(b)role="math" localid="1659869577736" D(x)=D(x)for all constant .

An invertible linear transformation is called isomorphism or dimension of domain and co-domain is not same then the function is not isomorphism.

Assumef,gPthenTft=f'tand Tgt=g't.

Substitute the valuef'tforTftandg'tforTgtinTft+Tgtas follows.

T(f(t))+T(g(t))=f'(t)+g'(t)

Now, simplify Tf+gtas follows.

Tf+gt=f+g'tTf+gt=f't+g'tTf+gt=Tft+Tgt

Substitute the valuef'(t) forT(f(t)) as follows.

T(f(t))=f't=f'tT(f(t))=Tft

AsT(f+g(t))=T(f(t))+T(g(t)) and T(f(t))=T(f(t)), by the definition of linear transformationT is linear.

02

Determine the isomorphism of T.

Theorem: Consider a linear transformationT defined fromT:VWthen the transformationis an isomorphismT if and only ifKer(T)=0whereKer(T)={f(x)P:Tf(x)=0}anddim(Ker(T))={f(x)P:Tf(x)=0impliesf(x)=0}.

Consider a polynomialftPthenf(t)=a0+a1t+...+antnwhere ai.

As Tft=f't, substitute the valuea0+a1t+...+antnforftin the equationT(f(t))=f'(t)as follows.

T(f(t))=tf(t)Ta0+a1t+...+antn=ddta0+a1t+...+antnTa0+a1t+...+antn=a1+2a2t+...+nantn-1

Compare the equations a1+2a2t+nantn-1and 0+0t++0ttas follows.

a1+2a2t...+nantn-1=(0)+(0)t+...+(0)tn

Therefore, the values a1=0,a2=0 ,鈥,an=0.

The definition of dimension ofKerT is defined as follows.

dim(Ker(T))=f(x)P:T{f(x)}=(0)+2(0)t+n(0)tn1Wheref(x)=a0+(0)t+(0)tn1=f(x)P:T{f(x)}=(0)+2(0)t+n(0)tn1wheref(x)=a0dim(Ker(T)){0}

By the definition of isomorphism, the transformationt is not an isomorphism.

Hence, the transformationT(f(t))=f'(t) is linear but not isomorphism.

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