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Example 2.24 does describe how to populate S for a general basis B, in last sentence on page 57:
For a general basis B,
we would need to solve a linear equation system to find the λi such that
\sum_{i=1}^3 λibi = ˜bj , j = 1, . . . , 3.
But seems a bit clearer to add the "j" subscript to λi so it would be λij, to match the "j" subscript in bj on rhs of equation.
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version (bottom of page) Draft (2024-01-15)
Chapter: 2
page: 58
line number/equation number: first line at top of page
Describe the mistake
Example 2.24 does describe how to populate S for a general basis B, in last sentence on page 57:
For a general basis B,
we would need to solve a linear equation system to find the λi such that
\sum_{i=1}^3 λibi = ˜bj , j = 1, . . . , 3.
But seems a bit clearer to add the "j" subscript to λi so it would be λij, to match the "j" subscript in bj on rhs of equation.
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Proposed solution
\sum_{i=1}^3 λijbi = ˜bj , j = 1, . . . , 3.
I would also suggest to add explicitly that ^^ is same as trying to solve for S:
B S = ˜B
Additional context
I found very insightful the explanation given on Sep 23 in this issue 776: #776.
In particular:
S transforms coordinate vectors wrt to bases \tilde{B} and B: \hat{x}B = S \hat{x}{\tilde{B}}
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