Relation To Bases
If the set is a frame of V, it spans V. Otherwise there would exist at least one non-zero which would be orthogonal to all . If we insert into the frame condition, we obtain
therefore, which is a violation of the initial assumptions on the lower frame bound.
If a set of vectors spans V, this is not a sufficient condition for calling the set a frame. As an example, consider and the infinite set given by
This set spans V but since we cannot choose . Consequently, the set is not a frame.
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