3. Matrix calculation
Matrix algebra is an area where computer algebra systems can be particularly useful when performing symbolic computations. Indeed, beyond 3 × 3 matrices, it becomes difficult to perform calculations by hand. However, the complexity of these calculations is not very high, which allows computer algebra systems to solve fairly large-scale problems.
We will perform the matrix calculation in Maple using the package called LinearAlgebra. To avoid having to specify the package name every time we use one of its functions, we can load it once and for all using the command `with(LinearAlgebra)`. We will assume this is the case throughout this section.
3.1 Basic calculations
All symbolic computation systems allow you to perform basic operations...
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A very good book in English that describes the algorithms of formal computation: Notre livre décrit de façon détaillée l'utilisation du calcul formel dans la plupart des domaines des mathématiques :...
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