The Linear Algebra Reference is written entirely by me, Tyler Pohlman. This project began as notes I took for my Introduction to Linear Algebra class at Miami University using Obsidian Notes. Through the course of this class, I found the inherent linking capability of mark down files entordinarily powerful and useful - i.e., having immediate access to what each theorem, proof, and example is referencing makes studying a lot easier and intuative. I decided to publish and refine these notes since I believe the linking capability of markdown can act as a useful tool to you as well.
Again, this is written entirely by me, Tyler Pohlman. I am not an expert in the field nor due I have any prior experience writing scholary material. As such, keep your expectations reasonable. Information may be inconsistent, incomplete, or outright incorrect. As such, I implore anyone reading this to note use this project as a direct subsitute to a proper textbook. There are plently of free and better resources online for teaching yourself Linear Algebra - e.g., Khan Academy, UC Davis, and MIT.
Please note that this project is under heavy development. As such, you may experience the following issues: missing/broken links, The Linear Algebra Reference is entirely written by me, Tyler Pohlman
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