Inner Product Vs. Dot Product
In this video, we talk about the inner product. You might have heard about the dot product which is a specific kind of an inner product. Inner product is a positive definite, symmetric bilinear mapping. We are going to use this concept to talk about the geometry of vector spaces.
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