• Title: Linear Algebra
• Author(s) David Cherney, et al.
• Publisher: University of California, Davis; eBook (Creative Commons Licensed)
• License(s): Creative Commons License (CC)
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• eBook: PDF (455 pages)
• Language: English
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This book moves directly to the classical topics of linear equations, fundamental subspaces, least squares, eigenvalues and singular values – in each case expressing the key idea as a matrix factorization.

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