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Notes on Linear Algebra by Peter J. Cameron

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Notes on Linear Algebra
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Publisher: Queen Mary, University of London
Number of pages: 124

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On the theoretical side, we deal with vector spaces, linear maps, and bilinear forms. On the practical side, the subject is really about one thing: matrices. This module is a mixture of abstract theory, with rigorous proofs, and concrete calculations with matrices.

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