The theory of matrices.
2nd ed., with applications / Peter Lancaster, Miron Tismenetsky.
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Author
Contributions
- Tismenetsky, M. - Contributor
Publication
1985 - Academic Press, New York, United States
Language
English
Word Count
142,500 words, Guess
Page Count
570 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetheorymatricesse00lanc
- Internet Archivetheorymatricesse00lanc_654
- Internet Archivetheorymatriceswi00lanc
- Internet Archivetheorymatriceswi00lanc_675
- ISBN-100124355609
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- ISBN-139780124355606
- LibraryThing4992617
- Goodreads2126910
- Library of Congress Control Number83015775
- OCLC Control Number10018118
- Better World Books9780124355606
- Open LibraryOL21123352M
Classifications
- DDC512.9/434
- LCCQA188
- LCCQA188 .L36 1985
and 1 more
- LCCQA188.L36 1985
Description
"In this book the authors try to bridge the gap between the treatments of matrix theory and linear algebra to be found in current textbooks and the mastery of these topics required to use and apply our subject matter in several important areas of application, as well as in mathematics itself. At the same time we present a treatment that is as self-contained as is reasonable possible, beginning with the most fundamental ideas and definitions. In order to accomplish this double purpose, the first few chapters include a complete treatment of material to be found in standard courses on matrices and linear algebra. This part includes development of a computational algebraic development (in the spirit of the first edition) and also development of the abstract methods of finite-dimensional linear spaces. Indeed, a balance is maintained through the book between the two powerful techniques of matrix algebra and the theory of linear spaces and transformations."--1st paragraph of preface.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Computer science and applied mathematics
Other Editions
- The theory of matrices.
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