These notes represent a summary of some topics in the Anton and Rorres book, Elementary Linear Algebra. David Pierce has begun making these notes in the course of teaching out of this book. Whether he continues them depends on his time and interest, and his ability to format things adequately in HTML.
The purpose here is not to reproduce or elaborate on the book or lectures, but to summarize the theory. In particular, examples are generally left to the book and lectures.
Please send corrections to pierced@math.mcmaster.ca.
General principles. Letters for scalars should be italic; letters for vectors should be bold. Mathematical text should be in a fixed-width font. Words being defined should be bold.
I am in the process of figuring out the best way to achieve these ends using style sheets.
On the pages most recently worked on, here is how things appear:
(They are supposed to be centered.)
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a11 a12 a13 a21 a22 a23 a31 a32 a33 |
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I am not choosing font families or sizes, or the background color of this page; your browser does that. So if things are not quite legible, you can do some adjusting.