When defining a basis of a linear space
my textbook gives two definitions:
- finite basis (linear space of finite measure/dimension $n$)
- infinite (but countable) basis e.g. when the linear space
consists of the the polynomials of a single variable P(x)
the basis can be this one: $1, x, x^2, x^3, ... $
I wonder if there are linear spaces with
uncountable basis, and if they are useful in some cases?
What are some examples of such spaces and their bases?