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Linear Algebra (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Cujo10
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"Linear Algebra" is a massive field of study, so a comprehensive formula sheet would be at least the size of a textbook.
You would have to explicitly give the course outline for your linear algebra course - and at that point you could just take notes on lectures and make your own.
Also, your course probably has very few actual formulas to remember - most of the work would be proofs or performing procedures like Gram-Schmidt or factorisations. So you would definitely need to know certain properties related to types of matrices, eigenvalues and eigenvectors and such.
You would have to explicitly give the course outline for your linear algebra course - and at that point you could just take notes on lectures and make your own.
Also, your course probably has very few actual formulas to remember - most of the work would be proofs or performing procedures like Gram-Schmidt or factorisations. So you would definitely need to know certain properties related to types of matrices, eigenvalues and eigenvectors and such.