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Linear Algebra: Matrix Theory

The document discusses three topics related to linear algebra: Matrix Theory, Computational Methods over Fields, and Computational Methods over PIDs. Each section lists references on the given topic, with titles and authors for research papers and technical reports published between 1997-2007.

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Linear Algebra: Matrix Theory

The document discusses three topics related to linear algebra: Matrix Theory, Computational Methods over Fields, and Computational Methods over PIDs. Each section lists references on the given topic, with titles and authors for research papers and technical reports published between 1997-2007.

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Linear Algebra

Matrix Theory
15Axx

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Linear Algebra
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Linear Algebra
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