Given a vector space of finite dimension, can we always find an injective map to the natural numbers?
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Given a vector space of finite dimension, can we always find an injective map to the natural numbers? z. |
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Depends over what field. If the field is finite or countable, e.g. $\mathbb Q$, then yes. If the field is uncountable, e.g. $\mathbb R$, then no. The reason is that $|\mathbb F^n|=|\mathbb F|^n$, and if $|\mathbb F|\leq\aleph_0$ then $|\mathbb F|^n\leq\aleph_0$. |
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