Matrix Forensics is an extensive, yet to-the-point reference manual for matrix math. It is designed to be a quick reference for:

• Identifying valid transformations
• Reminding yourself of, e.g., matrix calculus identities
• Finding appropriate computational shortcuts, such as perturbations
• And more!

The guide is freely available as a PDF here.

On a Linux-based system type make to build the book.

You can contribute to Matrix Forensics either by opening an Issue or submitting changes yourself via a Pull Request.

If your change involves significant reorganization, please open an Issue first to discuss it.

A README file is available discussing the structure of the book so you can more easily get started contributing to it.