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LU DECOMPOSITION METHOD
TEXTBOOK CHAPTER
  Textbook Chapter on LU Decomposition [PDF] [DOC]
DIGITAL AUDIOVISUAL LECTURES
 

LU Decomposition: Basis [YOUTUBE 9:02]

LU Decomposition Method: Example  [YOUTUBE 10:29]

Why LU Decomposition:  Part 1 [YOUTUBE 4:58] 

Why LU Decomposition:  Part 2 [YOUTUBE 8:05]

Decomposing a Square Matrix:  Part 1 of 2 [YOUTUBE 6:56]

Decomposing a Square Matrix:  Part 2 of 2 [YOUTUBE 4:37]

Finding Inverse of a Matrix Using LU Decomposition: Background [YOUTUBE 6:03] 

Finding Inverse of a Matrix Using LU Decomposition: Example [YOUTUBE 10:20]
MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST
  Test Your Knowledge of LU Decomposition [HTML] [FLASH] [PDF] [DOC]
PRESENTATIONS
  PowerPoint Presentation on LU Decomposition Method [PDF] [PPT]
WORKSHEETS
  Worksheet of LU Decomposition Method [MAPLE] [MATHCAD] [MATHEMATICA] [MATLAB]

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER MAJORS
 

Chemical Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY] 

Civil Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY] 

Computer Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY]

Electrical Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY]

Industrial Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY] 

Mechanical Engineering Example on LU Decomposition  [PDF]  [DOC] [PHY]

   
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