Matrix Theory and Methods

Author: Wu Changque
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book introduces matrix theory and methods with practical engineering applications. It is divided into seven chapters, providing detailed discussions on linear spaces and linear transformations, matrix similarity canonical forms, matrix decompositions, matrix functions and norm theory, matrix differentiation and integration, matrix series, and generalized inverse matrices. To facilitate learning, each chapter includes a certain number of examples, hints for exercises, and answers to exercises. The book is rich in content, concise in explanation, rigorous in derivation, and suitable for a moderate number of study hours. It is ideal as a textbook for master's degree students in engineering, also suitable as an elective textbook for senior undergraduate students in science and engineering disciplines, and serves as an excellent reference for engineering professionals.
This book introduces matrix theory and methods with practical engineering applications, divided into 7 chapters. It provides detailed discussions on linear spaces and linear transformations, matrix similarity canonical forms, matrix decompositions, matrix functions and norm theory, matrix differentiation and integration, matrix series, and generalized inverse matrices. To facilitate learning, each chapter is accompanied by a certain number of examples, hints for exercises, and answers to exercises. The book is rich in content, concise in explanation, rigorous in derivation, and suitable for a moderate number of study hours. It is ideal as a textbook for master's degree students, also suitable as an elective textbook for senior undergraduate students in science and engineering disciplines, and serves as an excellent reference for engineering professionals.