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One-One, onto & Invertible linear transformation

One-one transformation:-

Let T be a transformation from a vector space U into V then T is said to be one-one transformation if
α1,α2∊U and α1≠α2 ⇒ T(α1)≠T(α2)
In other word
α1,α2∊U and T(α1)=T(α2) ⇒ α1=α2

Onto transformation:-

A transformation T:U→V is said to be onto if β∊V ⇒ ∃, α∊V such that
T(α)=β

Invertible linear transformation:-

Let U & V be a vector spaces over the field F. Let T be linear transformation from U into V such that T is one-one and onto, then the inverse transformation exist ans is denoted by T-1 .Also
β∊V ⇒ ∃ α∊U such that T(α)=β
∵        T(α)=β
So we can write

T-1(β)=α 

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