Any two subspaces of the same finite dimension are related by a global linear automorphism mapping one onto the other.
Given a common subspace W ≤ U₁, W ≤ U₂ with U₁ and U₂ of equal
dimension, there is a linear automorphism fixing W pointwise that sends U₁
onto U₂.
Mapping a submodule under a composition of linear equivalences agrees with applying the maps successively.
Inductive helper: two strictly ascending sequences of subspaces of the same
length, with matching dimensions stage by stage, are related by a single linear
automorphism that sends each spaces₁ i onto spaces₂ i.
Two flags of the same type (same length and same dimensions at each stage)
are GL(V)-equivalent: there is a single linear automorphism that sends each
subspace of one flag to the corresponding subspace of the other.
The FlagEquivalenceProperty instance: over any field, on a
finite-dimensional vector space, flags of the same type are GL(V)-equivalent.