Matrix analysis

Author: Tongji University School of Applied Mathematics
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is compiled in response to the booming graduate education, based on the fundamental requirements of the "Matrix Analysis" (or "Matrix Theory") course. It primarily covers the basic theories and methods of matrices commonly used in most science, engineering, management, economics, and other disciplines. The content includes fundamental knowledge, Jordan canonical form of matrices, linear spaces and linear transformations, inner product spaces, matrix analysis, generalized inverse matrices, matrix norms, and eigenvalue estimation. Each chapter is accompanied by a certain number of exercises for practice, helping students consolidate their knowledge. The book is concise and well-organized, with clear priorities and easy-to-understand explanations. It combines the abstractness and rigor of mathematics with the practicality of engineering technology, making it suitable as a textbook for graduate students in non-mathematics majors at universities and colleges, as well as for other teachers, students, and engineering professionals for reference.