Linear Algebra (Jim Hefferon)

 
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Linear Algebra (Jim Hefferon)

This textbook discusses vector spaces, linear maps and matrices, determinants, eigenvectors, and eigenvalues in addition to linear systems and the Gauss' technique. Three or four talks on related subjects and applications are included in each chapter.

It includes the necessary information and supports all of the findings, but it does not begin by supposing that kids are adept at abstract work. Instead, it moves forward with a ton of motivation, lots of computational examples, and tasks that range from simple checks to a few difficult ones. The objective is to increase each student's degree of mathematical maturity within the context of generating the material for an undergraduate course.

Ebook Details

Author(s)
About the Authors
Jim Hefferon is a professor at Saint Michaels's College.
Published
Published Date / Year
(2017); eBook (Saint Michael's College, 2017)
License(s)
CC BY-SA 2.5
Hardcover
508 pages
eBook Format
PDF (507 pages)
Language
English
ISBN-10
1944325034
ISBN-13
978-1944325039

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