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Linear Algebra
Introduction
Linear algebra
is a branch of mathematics concerned with the study of vectors, with families of vectors called vector spaces or linear spaces, and with functions that input one vector and output another, according to certain rules. These functions are called linear maps or linear transformations and are often represented by matrices. Linear algebra is central to modern mathematics and its applications. An elementary application of linear algebra is to the solution of a systems of linear equations in several unknowns. More advanced applications are ubiquitous, in areas as diverse as abstract algebra and functional analysis. Linear algebra has a concrete representation in analytic geometry and is generalized in operator theory. It has extensive applications in the natural sciences and the social sciences. Nonlinear mathematical models can often be approximated by linear ones.
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Cartesian Coordinate
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Curl of a Vector Field
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Cylindrical Coordinate
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Definition of a Matrix
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Definition of an Inverse of a Matrix
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Definition of Identity Matrix
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Definition of the Determinant
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Definition of Triangular Matrices
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Definition of Zero Matrix
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Divergence of a Vector Field
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Divergence Theorem/Gauss' Theorem
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Elementary Matrices
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Equality of Matrices
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Gradient of a Scalar Field
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Matrix Addition
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Matrix Multiplication
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Properties of Determinants
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Properties of Inverse Matrices
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Properties of Matrix Multiplication
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Properties of Matrix Operations
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Properties of the Identity Matrix
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Properties of Transposes
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Scalar Multiplication
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Spherical Coordinate
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Stokes' Theorem
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The Transpose of a Matrix
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Transform from Cartesian to Cylindrical Coordinate
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Transform from Cartesian to Spherical Coordinate
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Transform from Cylindrical to Cartesian Coordinate
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Transform from Spherical to Cartesian Coordinate
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Two Null Identities
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