Isomorphic vector spaces have the same dimension.

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An isomorphism sends a basis to a basis: injectivity preserves independence and surjectivity gives spanning. Hence isomorphic spaces have the same dimension. Scalar fields must be fixed; $\mathbb C$ has dimension one over itself but dimension two over $\mathbb R$.

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