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Linear Systems: LU Factorization and Matrix Operations

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This lecture covers the LU factorization method for solving linear systems, discussing the impact of rounding-off errors and the storage optimization of sparse and band matrices. It also explores matrix-vector multiplication and scalar products, providing examples and MATLAB implementations.

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