Theory of Matrices

By:

Vatsa, B S

By:

Vatsa, Suchi

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi: New Age International (P) Limited , 2010Edition: 3Description: 322ISBN:

9788122427424

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DDC classification:

512.9434 VAT

Summary: This book caters to the need of the students of B.Sc., engineering, physics, computer graphics, economics, psychology and other branches. In this book, matrices and their algebra have been introduced from the beginning. So, the addition, multiplication, determinants, adjoint and inverse of matrices with concrete examples have been discussed properly. For advanced students, rank, vector spaces, with row and column spaces of matrices have been given in detail. Some new chapters on geometrical transformation, bilinear forms, quadratic forms, Hermitian forms and similar matrices are dealt with specific length so that the readers start feeling, the book is soft contained. Conceptual, theoretical as well as numerical problems

List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals for the Month of March 2023 - Applied Mathematics

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This book caters to the need of the students of B.Sc., engineering, physics, computer graphics, economics, psychology and other branches. In this book, matrices and their algebra have been introduced from the beginning. So, the addition, multiplication, determinants, adjoint and inverse of matrices with concrete examples have been discussed properly. For advanced students, rank, vector spaces, with row and column spaces of matrices have been given in detail. Some new chapters on geometrical transformation, bilinear forms, quadratic forms, Hermitian forms and similar matrices are dealt with specific length so that the readers start feeling, the book is soft contained. Conceptual, theoretical as well as numerical problems

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