Lineare Algebra I
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Even beyond its topicality in the year of an Olympiad in Athens and thus very close to their 'cradle', the Olympic Games are experiencing a boom: sport and games count among the undisputed pleasures in the global leisure society. Athletic - particularly track and field - competitions have their origins in the Hellenic culture of pre-Christian antiquity. From the same root, however, also grew rivalry and profiteering - one cannot unfortunately invoke a 'noble model' of the 'ancient Greeks'! The contributions in this volume address the cult site of Olympia and its competitive activities under various aspects: historical, literary, archaeological, sport-sociological, didactic and school-practical. The authors are renowned specialists who pass on their knowledge as well as their love for antiquity as an eternal fountain of youth of European culture at German universities and schools. approaches to content, several are covered here. Connections are also highlighted in color and thus particularly easy to recognize. approaches to content, several are covered here. Connections are also highlighted in color and thus particularly easily recognizable.
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The books in the Uni-Wissen series truly understand are based on well-thought-out didactic concepts, each optimally adapted to the subject being taught. The volumes of this book series aim to create genuine basic understanding for the respective subject area. Readers can thereby truly understand things through self-study and not just somehow reproduce them in exams. The authors of this book series have long teaching experience and know that not understanding content usually has nothing to do with lack of intelligence or willingness of learners, but with poor explanations and uninspiring, loveless teaching materials and books. This book series makes the difference. The first volume of the book series deals with linear algebra. Economics students (and not only they!) can use it to solve equation systems and compile optimal production programs. Linear algebra is also the mathematical foundation of many statistical procedures. The teaching approach pursued in Volume 1 is based on three principles: facts are explained verbally in detail, presented mathematically correctly and illustrated graphically. People have different approaches to content, several are covered here. Connections are also highlighted in color and thus particularly easy to recognize.
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