Algebra: Matrices, determinant, Cramer rule

This module discusses matrices, which are rectangular tables of numbers, like this: . Matrices, in many ways, act like numbers, as you can add, subtract, multiply and sometimes invert them. They play central role in physics.
One very nice tool for playing with matrix arithmetic is my linear algebra workbench.

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