Definition of isomorphic/isomorphism between vector spaces

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An isomorphism of vector spaces over the same field is a bijective linear map. Spaces are isomorphic when such a map exists. It preserves linear combinations, independence, span and dimension. Coordinate maps give $V\cong\mathbb F^n$ whenever $V$ has a basis of size $n$.

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