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Needs:
Real Affine Sets
Real Matrices
Needed by:
Real Affine Sets and Hyperplanes
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Real Affine Sets and Linear Equations

Main result

$M \subset \R ^{n}$ is affine if and only if there exists $b \in \R ^m$ and $B \in \R ^{m \times n}$ such that

\[ M = \Set*{x \in \R ^{n}}{Bx = b}. \]

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