Numerical methods for inverting positive definite matrices
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Numerical methods for inverting positive definite matrices

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Written in English

Subjects:

• Matrix inversion.,
• Numerical calculations -- Computer programs.

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Classifications The Physical Object Statement R.J. Clasen. Series Rand Corporation. Memorandum RM-4952-PR LC Classifications Q180.A1 R36 no. 4952 Pagination xi, 48 p. ; Number of Pages 48 Open Library OL5688500M LC Control Number 70001393

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