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These notes refer to the fact that LinearMap.ker and friends cannot be used as f.ker. However, this fails not because
the function LinearMap.ker needs to be coerced to a proper function (which the issue leanprover/lean4#1910 is about), but because the argument f has a type (LinearMap) that doesn't occur directly as type of an argument to LinearMap.ker. The issue leanprover/lean4#1629 does suggest a fix for this.


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@edegeltje edegeltje changed the title chore(Algebra/Module/Torsion): change adaptation note links to leanprover/lean4#1910 to refer to leanprover/lean4#1629 instead chore(Algebra/Module/Torsion): change adaptation note links to lean4 issue #1910 to refer to lean4 issue #1629 instead Nov 22, 2024
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…issue #1910 to refer to lean4 issue #1629 instead (#19381)

These notes refer to the fact that `LinearMap.ker` and friends cannot be used as `f.ker`. However, this fails not because
the function `LinearMap.ker` needs to be coerced to a proper function (which the issue leanprover/lean4#1910 is about), but because the argument `f` has a type (`LinearMap`) that doesn't occur directly as type of an argument to `LinearMap.ker`. The issue leanprover/lean4#1629 *does* suggest a fix for this.
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@mathlib-bors mathlib-bors bot changed the title chore(Algebra/Module/Torsion): change adaptation note links to lean4 issue #1910 to refer to lean4 issue #1629 instead [Merged by Bors] - chore(Algebra/Module/Torsion): change adaptation note links to lean4 issue #1910 to refer to lean4 issue #1629 instead Nov 23, 2024
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