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| Description | Table of Contents | Order Information |
| Books |
| This book is suitable as a text for an undergraduate course in linear algebra. However, the objective of this book is to teach not only the basic concepts but also the following underlying thinking processes, as they arise in the context of linear algebra: |
| Closed-form Solutions | Numerical-Method Solutions |
| Unification | Generalization |
| Abstraction | Axiomatic Systems |
| Mathematical Proofs | Understanding Definitions |
| Identifying Similarities and Differences | Translating Visual Images to Symbolic Form |
| 1. Euclidean Vectors |
| 2. Using Matrics to Solve (m x n) Linear Equations |
| 3. Using Matrics to Solve (n x n) Linear Equations |
| 4. Vector Spaces |
| 5. Linear Transformations |
| 6. Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors |
| 7. Orthogonality and Inner Product Spaces |
| 8. Numerical Methods in Linear Algebra |
| Appendix A: Proof Techniques |
| Appendix B: Mathematical Thinking Processes |
| Solutions to Selected Exercises |
| Title: | The Keys to Linear Algebra |
| Edition/Year: | First Edition, 1998 |
| Author: | Daniel Solow |
| ISBN #: | 0-9644519-2-1 |
| Publisher: | Books Unlimited, Inc. |
| Distributor: | BookMasters, Inc. |
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