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Geometric linear algebra Volume 1

✍ Scribed by I-Hsiung Lin, Yixiong Lin


Book ID
127418034
Publisher
World Scientific
Year
2005
Tongue
English
Weight
4 MB
Edition
illustrated edition
Category
Library
City
Hackensack, NJ
ISBN
9812707751

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✦ Synopsis


This accessible book for beginners uses intuitive geometric concepts to create abstract algebraic theory with a special emphasis on geometric characterizations. The book applies known results to describe various geometries and their invariants, and presents problems concerned with linear algebra, such as in real and complex analysis, differential equations, differentiable manifolds, differential geometry, Markov chains and transformation groups. The clear and inductive approach makes this book unique among existing books on linear algebra both in presentation and in content.


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