MIT_OCW_Linear_Algebra_18_06
by juanklopper
IPython notebooks on Gilbert Strang's MIT course on linear algebra (18.06)
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Linear Algebra Tutorials
A collection of Python Jupyter Notebooks illustrating key concepts from Gilbert Strang's linear algebra course (18.06) using MIT OCW resources.
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