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References References
[1]
Tom Judson,
Abstract Algebra: Theory and Applications.
Note.
Another online, open-source offering.
[2]
David C. Lay, Subspaces and Echelon Forms. The College Mathematics Journal, January 1993, 24 no. 1, 57–62.
