Matrix Computations (Johns Hopkins Studies in the Mathematical Sciences, 3)

Bolub and Van Loan's book is the bible for numerical linear algebra.

It is exactly what it says on the cover. A great piece of work. I have owned the 2nd & 3rd editions too, and this is a very helpful extension of the previous works.

Amazing book. You can find absolutely anything you want in it.But heads-up: it's not a good book if you don't know anything about what you are going to read. It should be a "support", but not the first book you read in this field.

The book has errors. I do not mean typos, but errors in programs and algorithms. I used two previous editions and order the newest hoping that it would be more error-free. What is disappointing, this book is a great source of reference and some codes and methods are really hard to find anywhere else, and are never explained as systematically. The style is not the easiest to digest, but once you passed enough numerical analysis classes, you mostly need a reference, and how attractive is this: everything in one book? I appreciate switching from fortran to matlab.

The best book for matrix computation!

This is a nice book. I like it. However, there are still very few typos in the book. wish they will be fixed when this book is re-published next time.

One occasionally comes across a mathematics textbook which is so lacking in explanatory value that one is forced to wonder why it was written. This is one of those books. A sterile encyclopedia of recipes with no real attempt made to explain the ideas. It manages to make an already tedious and uninteresting subject, substantially less appealing

The book content is examplary from every aspect. Highly recommend.

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Realmente me hubiera gustado recibir el libro, pues tenía muy buen consto.Ojalá después pueda adquirirlo.

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Excellent book. Those who are having doubt whether to go for this or Horn and Johnson's book, both are great books. This book's paper quality is better than Horn's book.

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