Bourbaki

Exercise 10, § 2

Algebra, II, 388

Give an example of an A-linear mapping u:E→Fu : E \to F such that tu{}^t u is bijective but uu is neither injective nor surjective (cf. Exercise 6(b) and (c)).

Deduce an example where y0∈Fy_0 \in F is orthogonal to the kernel of tut u but where the equation u(x)=y0u(x) = y_0 has no solution.

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