Numerical Analysis
Chapter 5. Vector Spaces 65 5.1 Normed vector spaces 66 5.2 Proving the triangle inequality 69 5.3 Relations between norms 71 5.4 Inner-product spaces 72 5.5 More reading 76 5.6 Exercises 77 5.7 Solutions 79 Chapter 6. Operators 81 6.1 Operators 82 6.2 Schur decomposition 84 6.3 Convergent matrices 89 6.4 Powers of matrices 89 6.5 Exercises 92 ...
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