I am a high school (year 1) student with a meaningful background in olympiads and proof based mathematics. I recently have completed the group theory section of Gallian, and a few chapters of Baby Rudin. I am not referring to any video lectures as most of the OCW content available is of applied math or just the "will use this XYZ branch of math in data science/AI/etc." type course, at least in analysis and algebra. I want a deep and rigorous introduction to linear algebra, I'm comfortable with basic vector algebra and matrices so I'm pretty sure I won't be bumped off in the start. I wanted suggestions for any video course (preferably) or book which would satisfy my needs.
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For self-study linear algebra, a helpful post also is this one, too. – Dietrich Burde Dec 20 '23 at 16:50
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https://mtaylor.web.unc.edu/notes/linear-algebra-notes/ – Kakashi Dec 21 '23 at 03:29