3.2.2 Example B Consider the three functions fi (k) = 3*, f2(k) = k3*, f3 (k) = k23k. (3.42) The linear combinations of these three functions can be written as follows: cifi(k)+ c2f2(k) + c3f3(k) = 3*(c1 + c2k + c3k?). (3.43) Note that the right-hand side of equation (3.43) will be zero if and only if C1 + c2k + c3k2 = 0. (3.44) %3D But this can only occur for cı = c2 = c3 = 0. Therefore, the three functions given in equation (3.42) are linearly independent. An easy calculation shows that the Casoratian for these functions is C(k) = 2 - 33k+3. (3.45) Since C(k) 0, we again conclude that these three functions are linearly independent.

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