La Nature se dévoilant devant la Science

In a linear space infinitely many bases are possible and
any basis vector of one can be decomposed into all of
the other bases.
There are no “atomic parts” in a linear space. Any
element can be decomposed in infinitely many ways,
yet is in no way to be considered a “composite”.
One selects a basis on pragmatic grounds. The spectral
basis is in no way the most convenient one for
colorimetric purposes.
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