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Hello and welcome back to
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functional analysis.
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And first many thanks to
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all the nice people that
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support me on Steady or
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paypal.
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And I can also tell you that
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now you find the PDF
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versions of all new videos
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in the description below.
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So this is part 10 today
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and we will still talk about
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inner products.
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In particular, I want to
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prove the Cauchy Schwarz
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inequality
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depending where you come
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from.
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The equality is known by
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different names.
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But I stay here with the
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most common one.
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And here it is named after the
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French mathematician Cauchy
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and a German mathematician
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Schwarz.
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Indeed, this inequality is
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very important because it
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holds for all inner products.
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Therefore, let's choose an
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F vector space X and an
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inner product.
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And we also consider the
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corresponding norm which
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is the square root of the
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inner product.
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And then with these notations,
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the following inequality
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holds, we
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look at the inner product
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X with Y.
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And because it could be in
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general a complex number,
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we need the absolute value
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here.
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And then we can say this
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is less or equal than the
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two norms multiplied.
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And that's the whole Cauchy
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Schwarz inequality.
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Now we can visualize it with
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the same picture we had when
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we started with the inner
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products in this
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multiplication X with
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Y only the parallel
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part of Y, the yellow part
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here should matter.
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Then this picture tells you,
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yeah, of course, the length
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of the yellow part is less
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or equal than the length
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of the wet arrow here.
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With this in mind, we also
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get a result in which cases
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the equality here holds
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indeed, this should only
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be the case when the arrows
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go in the same direction.
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In other words, X and Y
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are linearly dependent
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vectors.
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OK.
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Now the picture gets us in
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the correct direction, but
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we don't have any choice.
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We need to prove the inequality.
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Now.
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OK.
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So let's start with an easy
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case, let's call it the first
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case where X is the zero
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vector.
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Of course, there we know
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the left hand side has to
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be zero
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simply by the linearity,
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we can just pull out the
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factor zero.
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And of course, the right
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hand side is also zero
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because the norm of X has
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to be zero here.
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In particular, the general
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inequality is
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obviously fulfilled for this
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simple case.
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Now you might already guess
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the actual interesting case
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would be the second one
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here X is not a zero
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vector, which means we can
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divide by the norm of X.
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And that's what we do immediately,
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I want to define X hat
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as the normalized vector
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X, this means
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that X hat has length one.
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So it just gives the direction
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of the vector X and
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then we calculate the inner
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product with X hat and
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Y and go into the
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direction of X hat.
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Now, you might recognize
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that because if we have
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considered the normal Euclidean
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geometry in the plane, this
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picture would be completely
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correct.
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And this expression is
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exactly this orange line
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by our abstraction.
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This should be the same here.
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So let's call the orange arrow
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just y
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parallel in the
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Euclidean geometry.
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This is known as the orthogonal
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projection of Y on to
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X.
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So it makes sense to do the
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same for a general in our
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product.
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Now the gray line here is
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the orthogonal part which
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we also can calculate.
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Now this is
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simply given by Y
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minus the parallel part.
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OK.
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So we defined some vectors
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we want to deal with.
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But now we need an idea how
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to get to the inequality.
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Indeed, the whole idea is
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that we can calculate the
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length or the norm of
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this or formal part
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simply because we know the
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norm can't be negative.
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Now, on the line we can put
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in the definition and then
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of course, also the definition
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of Y parallel.
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Now if you see something
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like this calculating norms,
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but you have an inner product,
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it's better to use squares.
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So square everything and
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the square roots will vanish.
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And now you can see on the
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right hand side, we have
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this long vector in the middle,
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in both components of the
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inner product.
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So it looks like this.
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And in order to simplify
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this, we will use the
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linearity.
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And this linearity in the
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second component means we
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can pull out this minus
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sign here.
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So we have here a product
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with Y minus the other
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part.
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In the next step, we want
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to pull out the minus sign
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here And here, and we
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know we can do that because
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the inner product is
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conjugate linear in the
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first argument.
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So minus signs are not a
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problem.
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And scalars get a complex
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conjugation.
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So that's the first part
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and the second part would
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be this vector with y?
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And of course, now we do
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the same with the second
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inner product here.
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OK.
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Here we have Y with the vector
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on the right hand side.
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And now we have minus minus.
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So plus the rest.
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In fact, here we have the
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same vector left and right
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in the inner product.
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Therefore, now comes the
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part where we can rewrite
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everything.
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Again.
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The first thing is the norm
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of Y squared.
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For the two parts in the
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middle, we see they are almost
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the same, the one is the
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complex conjugate of the
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other one.
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So we can write it in this
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way with parentheses, we
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put a bar over the second
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part.
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And finally, the last part
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is the norm of this vector
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squared.
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In the next equality here,
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I want to simplify that even
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more because you see
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here's a complex number plus
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the complex conjugate of
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this number, which means
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this is two times the real
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part of this complex
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number, which means that
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we can write it like this.
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And now in the third part,
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we can pull out the scalar
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which means it comes out
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with the absolute value squared,
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you see it remains the norm
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of x hat where we already
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know this is one.
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Now, finally, I want to simplify
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the middle part here, which
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to be honest, we could have
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done before.
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But then we would have done
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it two times.
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I want to show you visually
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what we want to do.
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We pull this scalar out
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from the first argument of
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the inner product, but
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then it gets a complex
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conjugation.