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Elementary mathematics / Linear algebra / Binary operations / Complex numbers / Number / Imaginary number / Real number / Mathematica / Imaginary unit / Mathematics / Algebra / Group theory
Date: 2012-09-24 14:02:45
Elementary mathematics
Linear algebra
Binary operations
Complex numbers
Number
Imaginary number
Real number
Mathematica
Imaginary unit
Mathematics
Algebra
Group theory

c W.C Carter Lecture 8 MITFall 2012

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