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Matrices, their products, linear systems, and the underlying geometric ideas are presented in an intuitive and practical way for economics students and other students of the social sciences. Python Jupyter notebooks are used to present examples that enforce the geometric ideas.
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Matrices, their products, linear systems, and the underlying geometric ideas are presented in an intuitive and practical way for economics students and other students of the social sciences. Python Jupyter notebooks are used to present examples that enforce the geometric ideas.
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We introduce an efficient and robust proposal for solving linear systems arising at each iteration of primal-dual interior-point methods for linear programming. Our proposal is based on the stable system presented by Gonzalez-Lima et al. (Comput. Opt. Appl. 44:213–247, <CitationRef CitationID="CR14">2009</CitationRef>). Using similar...</citationref>
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