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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3345-6Matrix theory is deeply embedded in the foundations of algebra. The idea of a matrix is very simple, and useful examples and ideas present themselves immediately, as we shall soon see.

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Unified Neutron Transport TheoryA vector space is a set . whose elements, called vectors, can be added and subtracted: in fact, a vector space is an abelian group under addition.

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L. F. Myzenkova,V. V. Baron,E. M. SavitskiiOur treatment of matrix theory and the theory of finite-dimensional vector spaces and their linear mappings is finished, and we now turn to the theory of groups.

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Groups and Fields: The Two Fundamental Notions of Algebra,Algebra is the mathematical discipline that arose from the problem of solving equations. If one starts with the integers ., one knows that every equation ., where . and . are integers, has a unique solution. However, the equation . does not necessarily have a solution in ., or it might have infinitely many solutions (take .).

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Matrices,Matrix theory is deeply embedded in the foundations of algebra. The idea of a matrix is very simple, and useful examples and ideas present themselves immediately, as we shall soon see.