Introduction to Matrices & Linear Transformations

Daniel T. Finkbeiner II

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ISBN 10: 048648159X ISBN 13: 9780486481593

Published by Dover Publications, Inc., Mineola, NY, 2011

Language: English

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New. See scans and description. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, Inc., 2011 (first published in 1978 by W.H. Freeman and Company). 'Introduction to Matrices & Linear Transformations' by Daniel T. Finkbeiner II. ISBN 9780486481593. Octavo, illustrated glossy perfect-bound wraps, 474 pp. (xii + 462). New. See scans. L92.

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Introduction to Matrices & Linear Transformations

Publisher

Dover Publications, Inc., Mineola, NY

Publication Date

2011

Language

English

ISBN 10

048648159X

ISBN 13

9780486481593

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Soft cover

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3rd Edition

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New

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1.1 pounds

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This versatile undergraduate text can be used in a variety of courses in linear algebra. It contains enough material for a two-semester course, and it also serves as a support text and reference. Chapter Ten, on linear programming, will be of special interest to students of business and economics. A balanced combination of formal theory and related computational techniques, this treatment begins with the familiar problem of solving a system of linear equations. Subsequent chapters explore linear spaces and mappings, matrices, determinants, inner product spaces, scalar-valued functions, and linear differential equations. The author introduces metric notions of Euclidean space at an early stage and employs the computational technique of Gaussian elimination throughout the book. Solutions to selected exercises appear at the end.

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The late Daniel T. Finkbeiner II was a Professor of Mathematics at Kenyon College for 30 years and the author of three successful mathematics texts.

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