#continuous function from Rm to Rn

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remote oxide
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can anyone explain to me the last equality ?

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clear birch
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L is a linear function, so $\forall x \in \mathbb{R}^m, \exists C \in \mathbb{M}_{n,m}$ such that $L(x) = Cx$ and $\norm{L(x)} = \norm{Cx}$.

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remote oxide
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i mean, why is delta equal to epsilon over norm of C ?

clear birch
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We force $\delta$ to be $= \frac{\epsilon}{\norm{C}}$

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remote oxide
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ok thanks

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