Matrix Algebra for Business and Economics /

By:

Searle, S. R

Contributor(s):

Hausman, Warren H

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Wiley-Interscience, [1970]Description: xii, 362 p.:illISBN:

047176941X

Subject(s):

Matrices

DDC classification:

512.896 SEA

LOC classification:

QA263 .S4

Summary: This book opens with a discussion of introductory concepts including subscripts and summation notation in Chapter 1, followed by Five Chapters dealing with elementary matrix operations, determinants, inverse matrices, and rank and linear independence. The Seventh Chapter considers the problem of solving simultaneous linear equations. Chapter 12 is concerned with characteristic roots and vectors. In addition, Four Chapters (8-11) deal specifically with major applications of matrix algebra to business and economic problems.

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This book opens with a discussion of introductory concepts including subscripts and summation notation in Chapter 1, followed by Five Chapters dealing with elementary matrix operations, determinants, inverse matrices, and rank and linear independence. The Seventh Chapter considers the problem of solving simultaneous linear equations. Chapter 12 is concerned with characteristic roots and vectors. In addition, Four Chapters (8-11) deal specifically with major applications of matrix algebra to business and economic problems.

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