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From: march@m.cs.uiuc.edu
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Subject: HP28: matrix functions
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Date: 13 Nov 89 01:40:22 GMT
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Does anyone have the HP solution book for Vectors and Matrices?

If so, how advanced are the topics covered.  Are null spaces or any
kind of vector/matrix open sentences covered?  

I am currently working on routines to add symbolic matrix/vector manipulations
and add more matrix/vector numeric functions.  Specifically, I need to 
solve matrix equations in the form A.x = m, where A is a matrix and x and m
are vectors all of which are, of course, conformable.  I have had varied
success and have some ideas that "should" work.  Unfortunately, I haven't 
had the time to investigate them.

Any suggestions are welcome.

-Steve

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