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Introduction to Scientific Computing: A Matrix-Vector Approach Using MATLAB (2nd Edition)?
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8th Jul 2011
I suggest this book. It contains many useful linear algebra examples and MATLAB example codes.
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5th Sep 2010
I empathize, as I was (am) in the same boat. Mathematics is pretty broad but it looks like you're mostly focusing on the more calculus-y type stuff, so I'd recommend the following books:
Introduction to Scientific Computing
The above all have code to help in their understanding.
As an aside, Yap's book on "Fundamental Algorithms of Algorithmic Algebra" is the book where I really started to understand mathematics.
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