This Will Help You With Linear Algebra

In this video I will briefly show you one of my math books. This book is great for people who want to learn linear algebra. It is called Elementary Linear Algebra and it was written by Howard Anton.

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[swathi]

This moment I am working on Linear Algebra.... Our syllabus covers the Linear Algebra in I.N.Herstein Book

[reesespieces]

I’m lucky enough that almost all my math textbooks for first and second year were created by the professors to fit the course exactly. Not to mention it’s free, digital, and every reference has a hyperlink.

[MXANBMATH]

I recommend also the book of Linear Algebra of Hoffman and Kunze for a pretty and technical understanding of the assignment.

[grtyvr]

Also, Gilbert Strang Linear Algebra and it's Applications is fantastic. I've used both

[ScottMorgan]

I have that book from a course I took in 1983!

[aesmon]

I highly recommend Calculus by Howard Anton third edition, there are a lot calculus proofs, especially ones for multivariable calculus

[thoughtsbright]

Man I can't wait to get there. I am still in discreet mathematics.

[erockbrox]

Oh thank you so much. I'm now acing Linear Algebra from this video and book recommendation.

[alonvinkler]

I actually got this exact book from my grandfather and we are not even from an English speaking country

[brxma]

700th like, I already took my linear algebra course, but I'll check this book out just to fresh up on some things

[uggrljd]

thanks man, looking through it now finding eigenvalues and stuff, and the power method, nice book <3

[dan]

Great book, my first book for Linear Algebra I and II in my engineering classes.

[RhynoBytes]

I have no idea how generally well-received it is, but I used the book by Poole in the class I took, and I thought it was pretty good

[aryanwaghchaure]

Great Video Sir, thesedays it's difficult to find such an accurate and nicely represented informative video.
I still don't get it why you are so underrated.
Lots of Love from India❤.

[ignrism]

Nothing beats Prof. Strang's open course

[saisreekar]

Yeah it's intriguing and I'm referring to calculus by the same author along with bivens and Davis. For linear algebra I'm using Applied linear algebra by Stephen boyd

[pajeetsingh]

Only Linear Algebra book I have is this. Nothing beats it.

[lightdark]

3B1B has a course for linear algebra, mostly visualization to help you better understand the core concept.

[pnxenfd]

David C Lay's book on Linear Algebra is pretty good too.

[hrtu]

the book and its examples are good (I really like it because it does not have the same start like most books but tries to connect with something you should have learned in school in some way) but I'm not fond of the exercises because they are confusing