The Lipschutz (that is quoted) is good. While looking stupid and repetitive it is giving very good basis. Applying linear algebrae to grok more complex problem

The Lipschutz (that is quoted) is good. While looking stupid and repetitive it is giving very good basis. Applying linear algebrae to grok more complex problems can be done with the Mc Grawhill book on Mechanic (solid & punctual). It is the same pattern : simple explanation and a lot of exercises. Thermodynanmic, quantum mechanics, relativity and electromagnetism are introduction to even more interesting algebrae. Maybe Feynman physics lessons are the right books :)