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Dr. Hugo J. Woerdeman hugo@math.drexel.edu Korman 206
Office Hours: TBA
Meeting Time/Place: TR 2:00 PM - 3:20 PM; Korman 247
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textbook
Introduction to Applied Mathematics
by Gilbert Strang
ISBN: 0-961-4088-04
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course description
Linear Algebra is used in numerous applications. These include systems and control theory, filtering, signal and image processing, data mining, etc. In this student seminar both the instructor and the students will prepare lectures on applications of their choice, typically using the textbook but other material may be used as well.
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things
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The course assumes a basic knowledge of linear algebra, including: matrix algebraic operations, solving linear equations, LU factorization, vector spaces, row/column space, null space, orthogonality, determinants and eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
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useful resources
The Theory of Matrices - by Peter Lancaster, Miron Tismenetsky Applied Linear Algebra - by B. Noble, J. Daniel Linear Algebra - by Kenneth Hoffman, Raymond Kunze Linear Algebra Done Right - by Sheldon Axler Linear Algebra - by Stephen Friedberg Matrix Computations - by Gene Golub, Charle Van Loan Numerical Linear Algebra - by L. Trefethen, D. Bau Linear Algebra - by Peter Lax ~ Return to Top ~
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