Although physics courses have historically focused on "prediction strategy" rather thanon other elements in the cycle, we begin here with observations, because in the "chickenor egg" problem it makes sense that the cycle began with input from our senses aboutgoings-on in the world around. In what follows, we then proceed around the cycle, in the process introducing quite disparate elements of intro-physics content-modernizationthat are relevant to the changing world in which our students find themselves.
A. Not every vector space is endowed with a norm. Try, for instance, the vector space of all real-valued functions on the real line. All functions! Generally, not bounded, not continuous, not measurable, etc. Using the choice axiom one can prove existence of (at least one) norm on this space. But can you choose one norm and say: this norm is inherent to this space? And, on the other hand: a norm makes no sense when a space is not (at least) a vector space; say, "a norm on a measure space" makes no sense.
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In other words, these kinds of spaces break - or at least do not make direct use of - the paradigm of mathematical spaces being solely sets of points with extra structure. What remains is that a mathematical space is something that can be described in the language of mathematics and which has a visual sense to it.
These editorial comments One last suggestion to the authors: could you improve the abstract? By abstract we actually mean a lead section in the sense of Wikipedia, see this discussion. The existing abstract is very short for such a long article, and the Bourbaki quote is not easy to understand in this context. Many readers will go no further than the abstract, so it would be good to concisely state the article's main points there, in a way that is accessible to non-mathematicians. 2ff7e9595c
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