Introduction to Matrix Algebra
by Autar K Kaw
Publisher: University of South Florida 2002
Number of pages: 192
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This book is written primarily for students who are at freshman level or do not take a full course in Linear/Matrix Algebra, or wanting a contemporary and applied approach to Matrix Algebra. Eight individual chapters of the book in pdf form are available free of charge.
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