Description
The techniques of linear algebra are used extensively across the applied sciences, and in many different areas of algebra such as group theory, module theory, representation theory, ring theory, and Galois theory. Written by experienced researchers with a decades of teaching experience, Introduction to Linear Algebra is a clear and rigorous introductory text on this key topic for students of both applied sciences and pure mathematics.
Table of Contents
Linear Vector Spaces. Matrices. Determinants. Invertible Matrices. Linear Systems. LU Factorization. Linear Dependence and Independence. Bases and Dimension. Coordinates and Isomorphisms. Rank of a Matrix. Linear Mappings. Matrix Representation of Linear Mappings. Inner Products and Orthogonality. Linear Functionals. Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors. Normed Linear Spaces. Diagonalization. Singular Value Decomposition. Differential and Difference Systems. Least Squares Approximation. Quadratic Forms. Positive Definite Matrices. Moore–Penrose Inverse.Special Matrices.
