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Course Material for Linear Algebra I

Course Material for Linear Algebra I

Course Material for Linear Algebra I

Linear algebra pervades and is fundamental to algebra, geometry, analysis, applied mathematics, statistics, and indeed most of mathematics. This course note lays the foundations, concentrating mainly on vector spaces and matrices over the real and complex numbers.

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