Linear Algebra¶
Hoffman, K., & Ray Kunze, L. A. (1971). Linear Algebra. Prentice-Hall.
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- In linear algebra it is Jordan normal form, row-reduced echelon form, Smith normal form, and rational canonical form, each giving a unique representative so that an equivalence — similarity, shared row space — reduces to identity of representatives.
This sourceStandard text establishing Jordan, rational, and reduced row-echelon canonical forms and the uniqueness theorem for RREF (§1.4).
- In linear algebra it is Jordan normal form, row-reduced echelon form, Smith normal form, and rational canonical form, each giving a unique representative so that an equivalence — similarity, shared row space — reduces to identity of representatives.
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