Linear Algebra With Applications
Linear Algebra With Applications by Gareth Williams, published by Jones & Bartlett Learning in 2001, is a comprehensive resource that spans 647 pages. This edition offers a flexible blend of theoretical concepts and essential computational techniques, allowing instructors to tailor their courses according to their preferences. The book establishes a solid foundation in linear algebra while also introducing key algorithms and applications relevant to the field.
Readers will find that this text presents a well-balanced coverage of standard linear algebra topics, emphasizing real-life applications that enhance the learning experience. The integration of interesting applications alongside theoretical content makes this book suitable for those looking to understand the practical implications of linear algebra. With its focus on both theory and computation, this edition serves as a valuable tool for students and educators alike.
Official synopsis Publisher
Linear Algebra with Applications is a flexible blend of theory, important computational techniques, and interesting applications. Instructors can select the topics that give the course their desired perspective. The text provides a solid foundation in the mathematics of linear algebra, while introducing some of the important computational aspects of the field, such as algorithms. The presentation of interesting applications has been one of the most compelling features of this book provides students a well balanced coverage of standard linear algebra topics that apply mathematics by examining real-life applications, making for a enlightening learning experience.
Author
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Linear Algebra With Applications” about?
Who is the author of “Linear Algebra With Applications”?
When was “Linear Algebra With Applications” published?
What is the ISBN for “Linear Algebra With Applications”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
