Linear Algebra
by Jonathan Gleason
Publisher: University of California 2018
Number of pages: 681
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From the table of contents: K-modules and linear transformations; Linear independence, spanning, bases, and dimension; Coordinates, column vectors, and matrices; Eigenstuff; Multilinear algebra and tensors; Inner-product spaces; Applications.
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