- Matrix
Decompositions/Factorizations from Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia. The Block LU, Cholesky, Jordan, LU, polar, Proper
orthogonal, QR, Schur, SVD, and Spectral decompositions are discussed.
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- Robotics
A nice application of linear algebra to a basic problem in Robotics.
From the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Canada.
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- The $25 Billion Eigenvector
(the linear algebra behind Google)
by Kurt Bryan at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Tanya Leise at
Ahmerst College. This is the PDF version of a beautiful paper that
explains one of the basic ideas behind Google's PageRank algorithm.
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- A
survey of
applications of linear algebra to Abstract thinking,
Chemistry, Coding theory, Coupled oscillations, Cryptography,
Economics, Elimination theory, Games, Genetics, Geometry, Graph Theory,
Heat distribution, Image compression, Linear programming, Markov
chains, Networks, Sociology, the Fibonacci numbers, and Eigenfaces
created by the University of Ottawa, Canada.
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- Linear
Algebra on the Internet
A list of references to concepts and applications of linear algebra on
the web from the School of Engineering, Mathematics and Science, Purdue
University Calumet.
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- LIGHTS!
An amusing game developed by Misha Guysinsky at Penn State whose
solution depends on solving linear systems.
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- LIGHTS
OUT! A java version of the commercially marketed game Lights
Out
from Tiger Electronics
developed by the Department of Mathematics at Whitman College. Here is
a PDF version of the paper
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