Linear Algebra Quotes

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The contribution of mathematics, and of people, is not computation but intelligence.
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Gilbert Strang (Linear Algebra and Its Applications)
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Matrices act. They don't just sit there.
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Gilbert Strang (Introduction to Linear Algebra)
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Mathematics is the science which draws necessary conclusions.
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Benjamin Peirce (Linear Associative Algebra)
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So far our attention has focused on vector spaces. No one gets excited about vector spaces.
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Sheldon Axler (Linear Algebra Done Right (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics))
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The reason special names are given to these quadratic irrationalities is that any quadratic algebraic integer is a linear combination (with ordinary integers as coefficients) of 1 and one of these fundamental quadratic algebraic integers.
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Timothy Gowers (The Princeton Companion to Mathematics)
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The collection of all real or complex numbers that are integral linear combinations of 1 and Ο„d is closed under addition, subtraction, and multiplication, and is therefore a ring, which we denote by Rd. That is, Rd is the set of all numbers of the form a + bΟ„d where a and b are ordinary integers. These rings Rd are our first, basic, examples of rings of algebraic integers beyond that prototype, , and they are the most important rings that are receptacles for quadratic irrationalities. Every quadratic irrational algebraic integer is contained in exactly one Rd.
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Timothy Gowers (The Princeton Companion to Mathematics)
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Each operation contributes to AES’s security in a specific way: * Without KeyExpansion, all rounds would use the same key, K, and AES would be vulnerable to slide attacks. * Without AddRoundKey, encryption wouldn’t depend on the key; hence, anyone could decrypt any ciphertext without the key. * SubBytes brings nonlinear operations, which add cryptographic strength. Without it, AES would just be a large system of linear equations that is solvable using high-school algebra. * Without ShiftRows, changes in a given column would never affect the other columns, meaning you could break AES by building four 232 element codebooks for each column. (Remember that in a secure block cipher, flipping a bit in the input should affect all the output bits.) * Without MixColumns, changes in a byte would not affect any other bytes of the state. A chosen-plaintext attacker could then decrypt any ciphertext after storing 16 lookup tables of 256 bytes each that hold the encrypted values of each possible value of a byte.
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Jean-Philippe Aumasson (Serious Cryptography: A Practical Introduction to Modern Encryption)
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You cannot read mathematics the way you read a novel. If you zip through a page in less than an hour, you are probably going too fast.
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Sheldon Axler (Spectral Methods in Fluid Dynamics (Springer Series in Computational Physics))
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You cannot read mathematics the way you read a novel. If you zip through a page in less than an hour, you are probably going too fast.
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Sheldon Axler Paul Bourdon Wade Ramey
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It is simpler to redefine the meaning of β€œequal.
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Hans Schneider (Matrices and Linear Algebra (Dover Books on Mathematics))
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Khwarizmi’s major contribution was to combine Euclid’s theories with Indian mathematics. The sheer clarity of his writing, and the simple way he managed to explain complex ideas, inspired generations of subsequent mathematicians and initiated rapid developments in algebra, geometry and trigonometry across the Islamic world: Indian innovations such as linear and quadratic equations, geometrical solutions, tables of sines, tangents and co-tangents suddenly became accessible to all.
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William Dalrymple (The Golden Road: How Ancient India Transformed the World)