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Theory of linear algebraic equations with random coefficients

V. L. Girko

# Theory of linear algebraic equations with random coefficients

## by V. L. Girko

Written in English

Subjects:
• Equations -- Numerical solutions.,
• Random variables.

• Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 310-317) and index.

Classifications The Physical Object Statement Vyacheslav L. Girko. LC Classifications QA214 .G57 1996 Pagination xxiv, 320 p. : Number of Pages 320 Open Library OL990088M ISBN 10 0898640784 LC Control Number 96028418

"The highest standards of logical clarity are maintained." -- Bulletin of The American Mathematical Society Written with exceptional lucidity and care, this concise text offers a rigorous introduction to finite differences and difference equations-mathematical tools with widespread applications in the social sciences, economics, and psychology. The simplest properties of solutions of linear algebraic systems with random coefficients are studied in this chapter. In some cases, the explicit formulas for solutions of these systems and their.

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