SOLVING SOME PROBLEMS OF LINEAR ALGEBRA WITH COMPUTATIONS
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2005-07
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Al Neelain University
Abstract
This thesis provides a computational solution for some problems in Linear Algebra, giving many
examples and applications. I considered the computational solution that depends on maple sofiware,
version 9 which is distributed in June 2003. To deal with any math soltware, you have to use
packages and commands to display results.
A package is a collection of routines (and perhaps other data) that are collected together in some
way. Typically a package provided a range of functionality for solving problems in some well-defined
problem domain. The scope of a package may be quite wide or very small. The package must be writ-
ten afier the " with " command, which is an interactive package management utilities. and is effective
only at the top level. The packages which were used in this text are :
O plots I is a graphics package.
0 linalg 1 is a linear algebra package based on array data structures.
0 Linear Algebra : is a linear algebra package based on rtable data structures.
6 The "rrab/e( )" function is the low level routine which is used by
maple to build an array. a matrix and a vector.
I student[LinearAlgebra]: is a subpackage from LinearAlgebra package which has three princ-
ipals components : interactive, visualization and matrix computation
Each package provided many commands to activate the functions that the package is based on.
A command is a direct order for a certain problem to be solved. a command can be short or a long stat-
ment. The command is in red ( input ), and the result is in blue ( output). To display the result, end the
command's statement with a semicolon. otherwise end the statement with a colon. l explained each co-
mmand in its location when it has been used.
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LINEAR ALGEBRA