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How to prove triangle inequality for euclidean norm on complex number?
Cauchy–Schwarz inequality for complex numbersProving the reverse triangle inequality of the complex numbersz and w are two complex numbers prove the relationshipElementary-Looking Inequality on n Complex NumbersTriangle Inequality about complex numbers, special caseInequality in the complex spaceTriangle inequality for complex numbersGeneralize standard deviation to vectorsA third triangle inequality?How the prove that the equality in the triangle inequality holds only if $z = tw$ or $w = cz$ for some $t,c in mathbbR^nn$
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We were asked to show that when:
$displaystyle Vert ZVert = left(sum_k=1^n (x_k+iy_k)(x_k-iy_k)right)^1/2$ that $Vert Z+WVert leq Vert ZVert+Vert WVert$ whenever $Z$ and $W$ are vectors in complex numbers holds.
Can someone help me to prove this please?
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We were asked to show that when:
$displaystyle Vert ZVert = left(sum_k=1^n (x_k+iy_k)(x_k-iy_k)right)^1/2$ that $Vert Z+WVert leq Vert ZVert+Vert WVert$ whenever $Z$ and $W$ are vectors in complex numbers holds.
Can someone help me to prove this please?
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We were asked to show that when:
$displaystyle Vert ZVert = left(sum_k=1^n (x_k+iy_k)(x_k-iy_k)right)^1/2$ that $Vert Z+WVert leq Vert ZVert+Vert WVert$ whenever $Z$ and $W$ are vectors in complex numbers holds.
Can someone help me to prove this please?
complex-numbers euclidean-geometry
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We were asked to show that when:
$displaystyle Vert ZVert = left(sum_k=1^n (x_k+iy_k)(x_k-iy_k)right)^1/2$ that $Vert Z+WVert leq Vert ZVert+Vert WVert$ whenever $Z$ and $W$ are vectors in complex numbers holds.
Can someone help me to prove this please?
complex-numbers euclidean-geometry
complex-numbers euclidean-geometry
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Hint: the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality.
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Assuming Cauchy-Schwarz's inequality $|langle z,wrangle| leq |z||w|$, you have: $$beginalign |z+w|^2 &= (z+w)overline(z+w) \ &= (z+w)(overlinez+overlinew) \ &= zoverlinez+zoverlinew+overlinezw+woverlinew \ &= |z|^2 + 2,rm Re(zoverlinew) + |w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2+2|langle z,wrangle|+|w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2 + 2|z||w|+|w|^2 \ &= (|z|+|w|)^2, endalign$$ and take roots.
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Assuming Cauchy-Schwarz's inequality $|langle z,wrangle| leq |z||w|$, you have: $$beginalign |z+w|^2 &= (z+w)overline(z+w) \ &= (z+w)(overlinez+overlinew) \ &= zoverlinez+zoverlinew+overlinezw+woverlinew \ &= |z|^2 + 2,rm Re(zoverlinew) + |w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2+2|langle z,wrangle|+|w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2 + 2|z||w|+|w|^2 \ &= (|z|+|w|)^2, endalign$$ and take roots.
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Assuming Cauchy-Schwarz's inequality $|langle z,wrangle| leq |z||w|$, you have: $$beginalign |z+w|^2 &= (z+w)overline(z+w) \ &= (z+w)(overlinez+overlinew) \ &= zoverlinez+zoverlinew+overlinezw+woverlinew \ &= |z|^2 + 2,rm Re(zoverlinew) + |w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2+2|langle z,wrangle|+|w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2 + 2|z||w|+|w|^2 \ &= (|z|+|w|)^2, endalign$$ and take roots.
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Assuming Cauchy-Schwarz's inequality $|langle z,wrangle| leq |z||w|$, you have: $$beginalign |z+w|^2 &= (z+w)overline(z+w) \ &= (z+w)(overlinez+overlinew) \ &= zoverlinez+zoverlinew+overlinezw+woverlinew \ &= |z|^2 + 2,rm Re(zoverlinew) + |w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2+2|langle z,wrangle|+|w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2 + 2|z||w|+|w|^2 \ &= (|z|+|w|)^2, endalign$$ and take roots.
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Assuming Cauchy-Schwarz's inequality $|langle z,wrangle| leq |z||w|$, you have: $$beginalign |z+w|^2 &= (z+w)overline(z+w) \ &= (z+w)(overlinez+overlinew) \ &= zoverlinez+zoverlinew+overlinezw+woverlinew \ &= |z|^2 + 2,rm Re(zoverlinew) + |w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2+2|langle z,wrangle|+|w|^2 \ &leq |z|^2 + 2|z||w|+|w|^2 \ &= (|z|+|w|)^2, endalign$$ and take roots.
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