Oxford Linear Algebra: Basis, Spanning and Linear Independence

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Almost never comment on YT, but this is very helpful for anyone trying to not only understand the theory of Linear Algebra but also its applications to some basic problems. Keep up the good work, Dr. Crawford!

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[@willbutplural]

Beautiful explanation. 100x better than Axler's version thank you sir

[@copiryte9535]

Hey at 14:31 when trying to suppose that αi is not equal to 0 going from αi*vi=-a1v1-...-αi-1*vi-1+αi+1*vi+1-...-αn*vn to vi
shouldn't it be vi=-1/αi(a1v1+...+αi-1*vi-1+αi+1*vi+1+...+αn*vn) instead of vi=-1/αi(v1+...+vi-1+vi+1+...+vn)?

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[@wernerhartl2069]

It needs a definition of vector addition, and multiplication by a scalar at the very beginning. Otherwise very nice.

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Great!

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