Best Undergraduate Linear Algebra Textbook

I like "A Comprehensive Introduction to Linear Algebra" by Joel Broida.
It's probably tough as a first read, but I do like the style, and it's available online.

>>8567712

Linear Algebra by Shilov
Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces by Halmos
Linear Algebra by Friedberg, Insel, and Spence
Linear Algebra by Hoffman and Kunze
Linear Algebra and Its Applications by Lax (Analysis flavor)
Advanced Linear Algebra Roman (Algebra flavor)

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Honestly speaking, the first few chapters of Trefethen is all you need for most students.
For mathematics student, German books like the one from Volker Mehrmann is pretty straigtforward and comprehensive. There's an english translation.

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All this talk about Linear Algebra. When is /sci/ going to grow up and talk about Exponential Algebra?

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>>8567777
The quads tell the truth. It's time to move on.

Artin
Kostrikin

>>8568543
Kostrikin and Manin seems good but can't find their "Introduction to Algebra" textbook. If someone knows where to download it from let me know

>>8568824
christ, they're hard to find.

Introduction to Linear Algebra by Gilbert Strang supplemented with his MIT OCW lectures

if you think linear algebra is challenging enough to find an optimal book you are a brainlet

Friedberg you faggots.

>>8567712
According to Amazon there's a third edition of this book with over 200 more pages of content.

https://www.amazon.com/Linear-Algebra-Kenneth-Hoffman/dp/0131814966/

The ISBN checks out (0131814966) but I can't seem to find anything about this purported third edition. (It doesn't help that Pearson seems to be re-releasing the second edition.)
Anyone knows what's up with that?

hoffman has the best cover so it is the best

>>8569321
wow. Someone find this

>>8569321
I looked around a bit to be sure but I doubt very much this really exists. The picture beside it (which is the only picture of a "third edition" anywhere on the internet) is of the 1961 first edition. No library in all of North America claims to have a copy. The fact that all the listings are generic and ask absurd prices for an unknown book makes me think they're probably dropshippers with automated listings and none of them actually have one either.

The biggest flag is that there's absolutely no info on this. Hoffman-Kunze is a borderline legendary textbook; if they released 200 pages of new content there would have been a fair bit of fanfare.