Best linear algebra book? Review of Linear Algebra by Serge Lang

Review of Linear Algebra, 3rd ed. by Serge Lang.

[@aziz0x00]

These types of videos are reallly important and interesting!!! I hope i can see more

[@DOROnoDORO]

Just got this video recommended, and I'm so grateful! I hope you'll come back to this review format some day

[@ryanjbuchanan]

I like this book review! I enjoyed how you presented what you felt was left to be desired with this textbook, and did not just give us the generic "It's a bit more advanced," or "great for beginners." It really makes me feel more at home in the topics you're discussing, and I feel like I'm not being talked down to here.

[@DataPastor]

One of the best mathematical book reviews I have ever seen, please continue!

[@sparrowpower5466]

That looks like an essential book to learn Linear Algebra. Your review is also fantastic.

[@vvop]

An excellent and fair minded review. Lang's texts were certainly idiosyncratic, but always enjoyable, of the very few I'm familiar with. I first learnt calculus from Lang's Basic Calculus, I enjoyed it very much, just the right amount of rigour when starting calculus. Please do continue with your reviews.

[@juanjoseescanellas3798]

It was a great review, I ended feeling that it was a good example of what a review should be.

[@Zone_Stomper]

Just ordered Serge Lang's Linear Algebra from Amazon. Thanks for the clear screenshots and book review.

[@Karim-nq1be]

I like this book review. Like you said it's very detailed as compared to most reviews.

[@subhdeepsarkar963]

You should do more of this kind of book reviews...

[@ominollo]

Thanks 🙏 I would be happy to see many more of such reviews 👍

[@epgui]

Please do a review of Sheldon Axler's "Linear Algebra Done Right" and/or Paul Halmos' "Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces"!

[@blargoner]

Thanks for the suggestions! Both books are excellent but weird in their own ways, so they would make for interesting reviews.

[@Nickelicious7]

It would also be interesting to see a review of the upcoming 4th edition of Axler’s text.

[@michaelburggraf2822]

I was considering buying that book. However for now it's obviously demanding a bit more preparation and possibly I need to take an actually glance into it before deciding to dive into it. Thank you very much for that thorough but nonetheless inspiring video. I hope I can encourage you to do more book reviews of that kind. It's really helpful.

[@numericalcode]

I would love to see more reviews like this. Great job!

[@naakatube]

Hi... What textbook would you suggest for a second linear algebra course? Thanks!

[@osmanfb1]

yes, please continue with reviews. thanks.

[@mostafaismail3678]

I wish more reviews like this one existed!

[@09PeaSweet]

Yes, do more math book reviews

[@navjot5445]

Michael Spivak's calculus is one of the best mathematics books ever written. What a clarity and buildup man

[@vnever9078]

22:03 for his conclusion

[@bsatyam]

Would you recommend this over Werner Greub's book for a first exposure?

[@blargoner]

Good question. As you might be able to tell from my other videos on linear algebra, I love Greub's books, but they require more mathematical maturity. So between the two I would probably recommend Lang for a first exposure.

[@naakatube]

GREAT VIDEO

[@Charlie-br8wp]

Definitely do more reviews like these!

[@LukePower-zs5en]

This review was really great, thanks! What book would you recommend for an introduction to linear algebra?

[@bentationfunkiloglio]

Great!

[@Apuryo]

Thank you for the in depth review. Would you be able to also review Numerical Linear Algebra by Beilina?

[@leoe-wolf6080]

Fantastic video! Make more!

[@kilogods]

Great review!

[@hrsmp]

In my opinion the best linear algebra book is T.S. Blyth Module theory

[@blargoner]

Yes it's a great book.

[@aziz0x00]

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