I want something with:
>Relatively concise
>Good explanations that are not unnecessarily obfuscated
>Good proofs
>Geometric interpretation included
I am considering linear algebra done right + linear algebra done wrong.
Is there a better book/ combo of books?
I am currently reading "contemporary linear algebra" but it explains trivial shit while not explaining proofs well or even geometric interpretations such for dot product.
>Relatively concise
>Good explanations that are not unnecessarily obfuscated
>Good proofs
>Geometric interpretation included
I am considering linear algebra done right + linear algebra done wrong.
Is there a better book/ combo of books?
I am currently reading "contemporary linear algebra" but it explains trivial shit while not explaining proofs well or even geometric interpretations such for dot product.
