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Math V: Advanced Linear Algebra

Year 2 · Block 1a · Mathematics

Eigenvalues lead into linear difference and differential equations and their stability, then into orthogonality, the four fundamental subspaces, the singular value decomposition, generalized inverses and least squares.

  • 7 weeks
  • 40 concept pages

Practise

Weeks

1Eigenvalues and linear maps8 concepts

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2Linear difference equations9 concepts

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3First-order differential equations5 concepts

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4Higher-order equations and linear systems8 concepts

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5Orthogonality and the four subspaces18 concepts

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6Orthonormal bases and change of basis7 concepts

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7Singular values, generalized inverses and least squares6 concepts

Review week 7 in Concept Finder 6 concepts

Concepts appear in the week that introduces them, foundations first. A course name after a concept marks a page from another course used that week.

More about this course

Before you startEarlier concepts these pages use most. If a step feels unfamiliar, revisit them first.4 courses
How to read this courseNotation, shared pages and conventions

These notes introduce course-specific concepts. Linear-algebra material already taught in Math II (and the Math I calculus used for differential equations) has one canonical page; it is linked under Before you start or shown in the week that revisits it, rather than repeated. Week numbers are counted within this course and follow the weekly slide decks; Weeks 3 and 4 share one deck, as do Weeks 6 and 7. Concepts appear in the week where they are first introduced and are reused by links afterwards.

SourcesCourse material these pages were checked against
  • Math V: Advanced Linear Algebra · Weekly lecture slides (Weeks 1–7)
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Aliases: M5, Math 5

Last updated: 26 October 2026 00:09