Linear Algebra: Acknowledgements

Linear Algebra exists with the help of many people and institutions. I'm glad to be able to acknowledge and credit them here.

Linear Algebra is Open Source

This book was written using many tools provided by the Open Source community. The underlying operating system was Linux (Thanks, LT!). The editor was Emacs (Thanks, RMS!), using AUCTeX (Thanks, PA!). The formatter was LaTeX (Thanks, DEK and LL, and RF and DA and all of the folks from c.t.t.!). The pdf-ing is by the hyperref package (Thanks, SR and DS!). Most of the numbers are checked under Octave (Thanks, JWE!).

It's funny how the best things in life are free.

Linear Algebra has had the help of class-testers

A number of people who used this book in their class were able to help out with corrections and suggestions.

• Rick Cleary used an early version and greatly helped me with encouragement, and fixes.
• Lloyd Simons also used a version and contributed some material.
• George Ashline meticuously reported many fixes.

Linear Algebra has gotten feedback from the web

Some people who have used the book have sent in corrections. Thanks!

Linear Algebra has been supported by my department and my college

The Mathematics Department has supported my work on this, and Saint Michael's College kindly provides the bandwidth. Thanks!

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