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''Basic Linear Algebra'' by Blyth and Robertson [[Linear algebra: course]] I used the book once to teach linear algebra. It is very precise and "compact". It is also purely mathematical in the sense that it lacks motivational examples before a concept is introduced. Surprisingly, no discussion of inner products. Plenty of exercises. The book is meant for a somewhat more mature student. I have been using [[Linear Algebra by Messer]] since. ==Contents== 1. The [[algebra of matrices]] 2. Some [[applications of matrices]] 3. [[Systems of linear equations]] 4. [[Invertible matrices]] 5. [[Vector spaces]] 6. [[Linear mappings]] 7. [[matrix of linear operator|The matrix connection]] 8. [[Determinant]]s 9. [[Eigenvalues and eigenvectors]] [[category:linear algebra]] [[category:references]]

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