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Define a,b in IR^n as follows For every i in 1....n (a)=(-1)^(i-1) i.e. a=(1,-1,1,-1...) For every i in 1....n (b)=(-1)^i i.e. b=(-1,1,-1,1....) Compute: IIaII, IIbII, angle (a,b)
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I feel like this has something to do with using k+1 and k. If that makes any sense
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